Dr. Greg Bowers (tenor, composer, musical director) has taught on the faculties of Linfield College (Oregon) and Pacific Lutheran University (Washington). He holds degrees in music from Yale University, SUNY at Stony Brook, the University of Washington, and Lewis and Clark College. As a “serious” composer (no, really!) his works have been performed by diverse artists such as Fear No Music ensemble, soprano Christine Schadeberg, Portland Gay Men’s Chorus, and Ad Libitum Chamber players (Budapest). Awards include grants from the Regional Arts and Culture Council of Portland and the New York Foundation for the Arts. He lives in Portland, Oregon with his partner, Patrick Teague.
		Rev. Scott P. Hossner (bass, audio/visual design and production) first sang in front of an audience in church when he was five, and no one has shut him up since. Over the years, he has performed with numerous choral groups from the Festival Chorale Oregon to the Portland Gay Men’s Chorus. Some of his favorite stage roles include Motel the Tailor in A Fiddler on the Roof and Potiphar in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Scott has been playing the role of “himself” in The Calamity Carolers of Doom since its foreboding inception more then a dozen years ago. Currently, Scott is President and Senior Partner of Allied Video Productions in Salem, Oregon. Scott was ordained with World Christianship Ministries via the internet and is available for weddings.
		Susan Schoaps (alto) was born in Washington, raised in Hawaii, Kentucky, Colorado, California, and North Carolina, and now lives in Oregon. She has performed extensively in California and Oregon, having been seen in Noises Off, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, How the Other Half Loves, Into the Woods, The Mystery of Edwin Drood and Cabaret, among others. She has directed several productions, including Kiss Me Kate, Jake's Women and All's Well That Ends Well. She sang with the Marin Opera Company in productions of Adriana Lecouvreur and I Pagliacci/Cavaleria Rusticana. Susan relishes in her family, husband Ed and children Elizabeth and Antonio.
		Jennifer Stark (soprano, producer) moved from Oregon to New York in 2002 to pursue the dream of becoming an event producer in the ‘big city.’ She just finished a run as the Director of Special Events for the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and is currently Associate Director, Special Events for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson‘s Research. In 2005 she was named one of New York’s Event Planners of the Year by BizBash Magazine. At Pentacle Theatre in Oregon, she appeared in Little Shop of Horrors and The Mystery of Edwin Drood and was a theater major at the University of Oregon.