Meet the Team

Founder / President / Creative Director

Redden Mink

A person of many talents and interests, Redden Mink has worked in the Theatre Industry for the better part of the last decade. Studying as a Theatre Technician and Costume Designer at Southeast Missouri State University; They fell in love with the whispered conversations in overcrowded hallways. In a world of conventionalists, they strove to break out of the traditional theatre mold and began writing and producing their own original musicals under their Drag Production company “Cabaret Risqué”, quickly growing into the largest and most established Drag Troupe in southern Oregon. With success came the choice: Grow or change? They chose both, opening the “Eclipse Theatre & Lounge” to house their future productions and give the community of Southern Oregon a solid and state of the art forever home for elevated Queer Expression and Artistry.

co-Founder / Treasurer

Raven Rickmon

Raven Rickmon has an educational background in psychology, and fell in love with theatre and storytelling at a young age. They have a love to create stories that help build character development and positive memories. They use their skills to create tabletop gaming programming and experiences that are both fun and meaningful. While their Bachelors is in Psychology, they also have a few other certifications that they bring to the team:

Certified Therapeutic Game Master

Certified Problematic Gaming Specialist

& Certified Master Life Coach 

Raven has also recently published the first Dungeons and Dragons Kickstarter book to include mental health, chronic illnesses, and disabilities into the structure of Dungeons and Dragons. They were part of the team that helped bring to life what many players never got to experience before: Playing characters that looked and acted like them in a classic tabletop game. 

Secretary / Community Outreach Coordinator

Jaxxton Botello

Jaxxton Botello is a community Outreach Specialist; with an emphasis in networking and in interpersonal connection-building between our theatre and the local and regional Artist Community. They work to bring in fresh ideas, perspectives, and enhancements based on their 6 years of Community Theatre Networking. They also notably run the popular arts collective “NonBinary Arts”, which has seen success in their aforementioned mission over the past four years. They have studied over the past year to become a Grant Writer and regularly show their commitment to honing their skills by attending webinars and conventions, as well as pursuing more education. They are an instrumental part of the team, The Heart, and we value them and their contributions.