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Robyn Tenenbaum Co-creator/Executive Producer
Robyn hung up her acting career at the age of 12 after she brought down the house with her role as Fruma Sara’s understudy in Fiddler on the Roof. As a grownup she moved behind the scenes, working backstage for Bill Graham Presents on big festivals and ticketing for groups ranging from The Rolling Stones to HH Dalai Lama. Longing for the riches of Public Radio, she became the producer of West Coast Live, a national weekly live radio show. After four years, she lost all concept of reality, fell in love, got swept away to Portland, and gave birth to a boy, a girl and a radio variety show.
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Jim Brunberg Technical Producer
Jim Brunberg has been a recording engineer for 9 years. With his band Box Set, Brunberg produced several successful CDs in the 1990’s at the Plant Studios, Fantasy Studios, and Sunset Studios in Hollywood. Brunberg currently produces his own music as well as that of many other artists out of his independent, state-of-the-art studio in Brian Wannamaker’s Falcon Art Community. Jim is also the creator/co-owner of Mississippi Studios and Bar Bar, deemed by Willamette Week to be Portland’s “best place to get an earful.”
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Drew Flint Production Manager/Lighting Designer
Drew is a Portland-based lighting designer working in theater, dance, special events and film. Recent credits include Ten Grands for the Snowman Foundation, Berserker a one man show by Paul Outlaw, and The Full Monty at Lakewood Theater Company. Drew has also designed for Nike, Profile Theater Project, Oregon Children’s Theater, Miracle Theater Company, Kinetic Images Dance Company, the Portland Revels and the Portland Rose Festival Queen’s Coronation. So the thing is, if you’ve seen lights on actors or dancers in Portland, Drew did it.
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Jason Rouse DIRECTOR, FACES FOR RADIO THEATER/WRITER
Jason spent over 12 years as a writer/performer for the nationally acclaimed sketch comedy group, The 3rd Floor, after which he co-founded another acclaimed group, Sweat. When not appearing in “acclaimed” sketch groups he’s appeared in television shows, commercials and plays. He has a series of ex-girlfriends who have indicated the areas he should work on personally, and is confident that they are only partially right. He got his job on Live Wire by not leaving after his guest-writing contract expired. He can also make a scratch apple pie that will make you want to be a future ex-girlfriend.
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