Executive Board
Orion Lopez-Ramirez ‘26
General Manager
Orion Lopez-Ramirez ‘26 is a Public Policy major pursuing certificates in Urban Studies and Latin American Studies. When not at the theatre, he’s a manager for the mens’ basketball team and a Matriculate advising fellow. If you ever see him, he’ll be happy to show you a picture of his dog.
Elena Milliken ‘26
Production Manager
Elena Milliken ‘26 is a Philly native and Anthropology major with minors in Theater and Spanish. At Princeton, she is also a Trenton Youth Theater coach, an RCA in New College West, and a lighting and set designer on campus. When not doing theater things, you can find her perusing Zillow and fantasizing about all the food she will make once she has a kitchen.
Annalise Schuck ‘26
Technical Director
Annalise Schuck ‘26 is a Philadelphia native and a Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering major, despite all indication from this photo of her committing to a degree in Theatre Intime. Annalise can commonly be found under a pile of sawdust in the Intime shop. But if you can't find her there after you shop vac, she might be tap dancing with the Princeton TapCats, looking at photos of her dog, or desperately learning to draw hands. Please ask her about the illustrations in the children's book "Go, Dog, Go!" by P.D. Eastman.
James Morales ‘26
Business Manager
James Morales ‘26 is prospective Anthropology major with a certificate in History of Science. He loves reading about the histories of medical disorders (for fun!) and using kaomojis/emoticons. Feel free to say hi (✿◡‿◡)!!
Tate Keuler ‘26
Publicity Director
Tate Keuler ‘26 is a sophomore from Nashville, TN in SPIA. He loves to act, but is happy to be stepping into the management sphere to help out Intime! In addition to being publicity director at Intime, he is logistics manager for the rocketry program and loves to spend his free time biking around campus and acting wherever he can.
Managing Board
Sahaf Chowdhury ‘26
Equity and Community Officer
Sahaf Chowdhury ‘26 is a Visual Arts major with minors in Computer Science and Theater. Outside of Intime you may find him on Nassau Street possibly finding a little treat for himself mayhaps 😳😳😳😳 (he is also always down to go on sidequests)
Kristen Tan ‘26
Original Projects Director
Kristen Tan ‘26 is a sophomore studying Comparative Literature with minors in Theater and Creative Writing, hailing from the land of the Great Dismal Swamp in Chesapeake, VA. Alongside theater, she loves writing, making music, and Googling answers to the New York Times Crossword! And now she loves directing Intime's original-project-related endeavors. She has a lucky bamboo plant named Matcha that she got in 2020 and that somehow she hasn't killed yet. And if you show her any movie ever, she'll probably cry at it.
Andrew Duke ‘25
Box Office Manager
Andrew Duke ‘25 is a Math major pursuing a certificate in Theater. He can be found involving himself in far too many shows with different theater groups, writing silly little sketches for Triangle Club, or generally losing his mind from being too busy. If you answer his riddles three, he may provide you a boon or a fanciful trinket!
Dini Kathriarachchi ‘27
Goods Manager
costumes@theatreintime.org
props@theatreintime.org
Dini is an Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering major hoping to minor in Computer Science and Sustainable Energy. She loves cat videos, anime and nuclear physics and is willing to discuss any of those topics at any time of day. She is a fan of all forms of art (painting, sketching, graphic design, dance). She is also part of NCW's College Council and PU Robotics Club. You will most likely find her chilling on a couch in NCW or taking a stroll around campus with music blasting in her ears. If you see her, please say hi and suggest a good song she can add to her playlist! <333
Georgia Martin ‘27
House Manager
Georgia Martin ‘27 will certainly graduate with a degree. Collecting interests is her passion, so you will often hear her talking about sports, musicals, car racing, Cars the movie series, cars the vehicles, how many identical outfits she has, Season 9 of RuPaul's Drag Race, and National Parks she needs to visit before she dies. She dreams of filling out work orders so House Manager is the opportunity of a lifetime!
Al Potter ‘27
Assistant Technical Director
Al Potter ‘27 is a prospective astrophysics major from Maine. He has been involved in technical theater for over five years and loves lighting design. Al is also involved in the Princeton Triangle Club. Outside of theater, Al enjoys collecting and fixing vintage speakers.
Emily Yang ‘26
Graphics Manager
Emily Yang '26 is an Electrical & Computer Engineering major with minors in Theater and tune in next time to find out. In student theater, she is a stage manager and graphic designer, and is now dabbling in lighting design. You can also find them designing pins for TigerTale, coordinating outreach with the robotics club, and writing poetry in Songline Slam. She enjoys em dashes, wearing bucket hats, and the color blue. For one more semester, they can officially say that graphic design is their passion.
Lucy Shea ‘27
Content Manager & Princeton Shakespeare Company Liaison
content@theatreintime.org
pscl@theatreintime.org
Lucy Shea ‘27 is a prospective English major with certificates in Teacher Prep and Theater. They love biking, Massachusetts beaches, sad artsy movies, playing guitar, 00's rock music, and—of course—Shakespeare. In the theater world, they are usually a director and actor, but she's excited to spread the Intime gospel via Instagram reels (follow @theatre_intime!!!).
Kat McLaughlin ‘25
Improvement Projects Manager
improvements@theatreintime.org
Kat McLaughlin ‘25 (she/her) is an Anthropology major with intended certificates in Environmental Studies, Theatre, (and maybe also Classics?). An avid tea and coffee drinker, she loves knitting, rings, eyeliner, rain, and plants. Between being Improvement Projects Manager and classes, she also enjoys lighting design, intimacy direction, and other behind-the-scenes roles. She’d love to chat with you about anything theatre (she’s done far too many shows), and looks forward to directing 2024’s Yaga! (Fun fact: this photo is outside NYC’s Shakespeare in the Park).
Hellen Ding ‘27
General Board Member
Hellen Ding ‘27 (she/her) is a prospective Economics major with a certificate in History of Art and Computer Science. She loves films (her favorites include Fantastic Mr. Fox by Wes Anderson and Aftersun by Charlotte Wells), new wave music (Alphaville and Duran Duran), learning new languages, and getting at least eight hours of sleep. Outside of Intime, she is a member of Triangle Club, an intern at the Princeton University Art Museum and part of the Daily Princetonian Newspaper.
Melody Cui ‘27
Assistant Technical Director
Melody Cui ‘27 is a prospective Mechanical Engineering major who is also hoping to minor in History. This is her first time getting involved in theater, but she has always loved storytelling, especially movies. She is also actively trying to bring VSCO back, but her success rate leaves much to be desired.
Board Elections
If you are a Princeton student looking for a way to make a significant contribution to the arts on campus with a group that creates opportunities for student theater work at all levels, from student directing to student design to student playwriting, consider joining the board of Theatre Intime. We hold elections twice a year - once in the winter for spring semester and year-long positions, and once in the late spring for semester-long positions in the fall. Look out for information around those times, and feel free to contact our General Manager at gm@theatreintime.org with any questions.
The next Theatre Intime board elections will be held in December 2024. Anyone can run for a board position, regardless of your previous involvement with Intime! To learn more about elections and the goals and duties of the different board positions, you can view information for the next board elections here.