Dana Carr is an educational leader at her core, and has a knack for strategic thinking/planning, and helping individuals and organizations realize their full potential. Dana is the CEO and Principal Consultant of The Creative Impact Group. She holds her master’s degree in Secondary Education and a bachelor’s degree from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Dana holds certifications in arts integration and organizational development. She is also a proud graduate of the Baltimore School for the Arts, where she studied Theatre. A lifetime advocate of the arts, Dana serves on the Baltimore Arts Education Initiative Advisory Committee. She is extremely passionate about making a difference and using the arts + creativity as tools!

Naomi Davidoff works as the Senior Associate Director for Communications and Stewardship at the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design and is a member of the IATSE 799 Local wardrobe union in Philadelphia. Naomi joined BROS in late 2011, and was the Development Director from 2017-2022, an Artistic Council member from 2018-2022, and the Costume Director from 2011-2015. She holds a Master of Arts in Arts Administration from Goucher College. In addition to fundraising and supporting BROS artistic programming, she has worked as a costume designer, show creator, writer, composer, and director. In her free time, she plays guitar and sings in the grunge-rock band, Puddled.

Abby Becker is the Director of the Station North Arts District Manager for the Central Baltimore Partnership. She is a singer, songwriter, poet, & multi-instrumentalist based in Baltimore City where she leads the band, Cora Sone. Becker has organized thousands of volunteers, artists, and collaborators to produce memorable events, performances, and festivals. Friend-of-BROS since the beginning, she has played in several BROS bands, wrote the libretto for The Gold Night, and scored The Feast, a carnivorous stop motion animated short film.

Bio here: Marisa Dobson (she/her) is a leader, troubleshooter, and trusted advisor with 18 years of experience in publicity and brand strategy. Committed to racial and gender equality, she is an expert at amplifying marginalized stories for mainstream media consumption. She's helped launch national CPG brands, bakeries, bars, and restaurants, shepherding a few through acquisition. Her superpower is matchmaking -- connecting journalists to sources, brands to creatives, inventors to investors. In 2021, Baltimore Magazine named her one of 30 women "shaping Baltimore's future." A founding member of the Chinatown Collective/Charm City Night Market, and the Baltimore Chapter of the National Association of Asian American Professionals, she regularly volunteers her free time and expertise for community causes. Born in Baltimore City, she resides in Northeast Baltimore with her wife and son.

Dylan Koehler is a proud founding member of BROS, and shares writing credits to some of the most epic moments in the early repertoire including Gründlehämmer (2009, 2014) and Amphion (2011, 2016). Serving as BROS’ Managing Director for several years he oversaw the move to BROS first headquarters and two touring shows. Dylan has extensive experience other nonprofits as a grantwriter and program manager. He earned an MBA from the University of Notre Dame and now works as a Financial Analyst with Applied Materials in Santa Clara, CA. His legendary love for pizza encompasses nearly all shapes, sizes, and toppings. 

Claudia is the Vice President of Economic Development at Downtown Partnership of Baltimore with a focus on research, business recruitment, retention and expansion, creative place-making and artist enhancement. Prior to her role at DPOB, she was the Special Assistant in Economic Development in the Baltimore Mayor’s Office. Claudia also has experience at the United States Department of State, working in the Office of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Public Relations Office. She holds a M.A. in International Policy from Georgetown University, a B.A. in Economics from UMBC and an B.A. in Political Science from the University of Manoa, Hawaii. She currently lives in Baltimore City with her partners and energetic nine year old daughter.

Dominic "Fixins" Cerquetti:  Baltimore born and raised, Dominic served as keyboardist and technical supervisor in numerous BROS productions. In a previous life, Dominic attended Calvert Hall, worked for 5 years as a videogame audio and visual effects programmer for Firaxis Games and Big Huge Games, and played in videogame cover band Rare Candy. Currently, a 501c3 nonprofit whose annual videogame music festival, draws over 20,000 people annually to National Harbor, MD.  Dominic looks forward to helping enable the next 6,990 years of Baltimore Rock Opera Society's glorious future.

Aran is a Baltimore-based director, multi-instrumentalist, DJ, writer, producer of music and performance, graduate of Goucher college. He is a founding member, former Artistic Director and current Executive Director of the Baltimore Rock Opera Society (BROS). When not working with BROS, he plays tenor saxophone and runs the DJ company Ridiculous Entertainment as well as working in live event and audio production. Favorite BROS credits include directing and co-writing Gründlehämmer (2009, 2014) directing The Battle of Blue Apple Crossing (Constellations & Crossroads 2018) and playing Batula in Rats! from 2015's Rock Opera 6-pack.