Artistic Director

Email | jeff@prismco.org

Jeffrey is a writer, director, actor, fight director, co-founder of Prism Movement Theater. He has been working in the DFW area for the last four years for theatre companies like Cara Mía Theatre Co., Undermain Theatre, Trinity Shakespeare, Water Tower, Dallas Shakespeare, and the Dallas Theater Center. He has taught with a number of excellent Dallas school programs like Junior Players, Dallas Theater Center, and School of Yes. Jeffrey graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2013 with a degree in Theater Studies.

Director of New Works Development – Artistic Ensemble

Email | newworks@prismco.org

Zoe Kerr is a director, writer, and cinematographer splitting time between New York City and Dallas. Zoe has received a Dallas-Fort Worth Critics Forum Award for her movement play Everything Will Be Fine, a Dallas Film Alliance Critics Choice Award for her short film Out of Hand, and was a semi-finalist at the Austin Film Festival Stage Play Competition with her magical realism play Heartless. Most recently, Zoe was named a semi-finalist in the GrubStreet Emerging Writer Fellowship, the Garry Marshall New Works Festival, the Millay Arts Core Residency, and a finalist for the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation Arts Residency.

Technical Director – Artistic Ensemble

Email | technicaldesign@prismco.org

Jonah Gutierrez has been working as the lighting and scenic designer for Prism since its inception. From using a rudimentary work lamp, to designing an entirely wireless LED lighting grid, Jonah has been responsible for every major technical development Prism Movement Theater has experienced over its five-year long history. He started his career lighting concerts and commercial venues but came back to the stage using his experience to highlight movement, emotion, and space using light. This reason alone has given Jonah the passion he has when designing a Prism production. He wants to emphasize each moment and movement seamlessly, immersing the audience in the stage and story.

Grant Writer and Program Director

Erica Herrera is a Dallas native, with roots in Durango, Mexico. A graduate of Brookhaven Community College, Ms. Herrera has an Associate in Science with a focus in business administration. She has been with the company Teatro Dallas for over ten years as both managing director and education coordinator overseeing the theater’s youth outreach programs. For the past year, Ms. Herrera has been working as a part-time employee at Prism Movement Theater assisting with grant writing and coordinating programming throughout the year.

Human Resources Manager

Email | hr@prismco.org

Kalandra Scott is a personable Human Resources Professional with 11 years of experience working in the Human Resources Department of nonprofit organizations. Kalandra holds a Human Resources Generalist certificate and is trained in recruiting, improving employee relations, carrying out staff inductions, and organizing employee training. Kalandra uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to aspire individuals to be their best self. Kalandra is inspired by her family and her drive to constantly set and reach new goals.

Marketing & Outreach Director

Brevan Crawford is a multidisciplinary theatre and circus artist, lighting designer, electrician, and creative leader based in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. His journey through the performing arts spans two decades, beginning with his studies in Theatre and Lighting Design & Technology at the University of Evansville. Since then, Brevan has built a versatile career bridging technical theatre, performance, and artistic direction, collaborating with organizations throughout the region including Uptown Players, Grand Prairie Arts Council, Lone Star Circus, Theatre Arlington, Pegasus Contemporary Ballet, AT&T Performing Arts Center, and United Performing Arts Company, among others. As a lighting designer and technician, he specializes in creating immersive environments that enhance storytelling through light, movement, and atmosphere, with notable achievements including receiving the 2024 BroadwayWorld Award for Best Lighting Design of a Play or Musical for his role as Assistant Lighting Designer on Grand Prairie Arts Council’s production of School of Rock: The Musical. His other credits include serving as Lighting Designer for Uptown Players’ Christmas Actually, the Arlington Christmas Spectacular, and as Master Electrician for Uptown Players’ A Queer Carol. Alongside his technical work, Brevan has cultivated a dynamic career as a performer in theatrical and circus arts, with circus performance collaborations including the Dallas Mavericks, Lone Star Circus, Circus Vazquez, and Radiant Solz. Through his work as both an artist and collaborator, he has developed lasting relationships throughout the performing arts community, including connections with artists and professionals from Cirque du Soleil and Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Today, as CEO, Co-Founder, and Artistic Director of Cirque Étendue, Brevan continues to combine his passions for theatre, circus, and design to create unforgettable experiences that unite artists and audiences.