Kate Hall, Executive Director
Kate Hall joined OMB in May '04 as the Creative Director. She worked as a cataloguer and Director of the Photography Department at the auction house, Butterfield & Butterfield in San Francisco before pursuing acting. Some acting credits include As You Like It (Pioneer Theatre), Henry V (California Shakespeare Theatre), Romeo & Juliet (Princeton Rep), Design our own Kitchen (The Flea), and Memory Play (Women's Theater). Kate received her MFA from the University of California, Davis and BA from Yale University.

Maricha Miles, Development Manager
Maricha Miles recently joined Only Make Believe, having worked with many performing arts organizations over the last 15 years in marketing and development. Most recently Maricha was working in Australia as the Marketing Director of the Brisbane Festival and prior to that was the Development Manager for The Queensland Orchestra.  Her qualifications include a Master of Arts (Performing Arts Management) from New York University, and a Bachelor of Arts (Drama) from the Queensland University of Technology.

Terri Girvin, Program Coordinator
Off Broadway: Hysterical Blindness (Soho Playhouse), Lypsinka - A Day in the Life (Cherry Lane Theatre), Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (Circle in the Square). Regional: Peter Pan (Virginia Stage Co.), Beehive (Sahara Hotel, Las Vegas), Grease (Theatre League Tour), West Side Story (L.A), Sweeney Todd (L.A.). As a stand up comedian, Terri hosted for Good Morning America's All Night Long series, and featured in the VH1's Hot Babes, Ugly Guys. Most memorable gig? A live gig starring Terri, Colin Powell and The Brian Setzer Orchestra.

Winnie Wong, Administrative Coordinator
Winnie Wong is excited to join the OMB family as of April 2008. She comes to OMB from the American Symphony Orchestra, where she was the Marketing Associate for the last four years. She was born and raised in Maryland, right outside our nation's capital, and received a B.A. in Dance and a B.A. in Communiation from the University of Maryland, College Park. There, she also earned a Creative And Performing Arts (CAPA) Scholarship. She is delighted to be moving on to an organization that marries the healing power of the arts and the human connection.