Log Art Theatre

  Angela R. Godin (Director)- Angela is the Executive Director of the Community Arts Center of Cambria County, where she develops and navigates the Center’s programming, special events, fundraising campaigns, marketing, and grant writing initiatives. Angela is a Cum Laude graduate from the University of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts. She worked as an independent contractor in art related fields for over eleven years. This experience included directing over twenty plays and musicals, performing in close to forty productions, as well as vast experience in choreography, dance instruction, stage-managing, lighting design, sound design and production management/administration. Her repertoire comprises of directing theatre festivals, studio theatre projects, acting camps, training seminars and teaching theatre courses to all ages. Angela has over twenty years of dance training and/or instructing. She is a member of Life Church in Windber, PA. She’s thrilled to be bringing her directing skills to the Center by expanding the Log Art Theatre division. In In 2018, Angela was accepted into the National Arts Marketing Project Cohort 2, a two-year program through Americans for the Arts, and was the honoree in Arts & Letters for the 2019 Tribute to Women. 

  Tim Jacobs (Director) -       

Tim is proud to be directing the comedy The 39 Steps for Community Arts Center. Previously, he directed the true story of Hands on a Hardbody. After three successful musicals at Northern Cambria withThe 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Dracula…the Musical? and She Loves Me, plus, the comedy of The Play That Goes Wrong.  He is proud that the cast of both Putnam and She Loves Me also got to experience theater outside the school by talking the shows to Johnstown’s Community Arts Center during the last two summers. We were so fortunate to have this wonderful opportunity. Tim has been involved in theater for over 45 years. Some of his favorite shows he has directed have included Peter Pan, Into the Wood, Nunsense Amen, Noises Off, Neil Simon’s Rumors and Gypsy. In addition, some of his favorite roles have been Jack in Into the Woods, Luther Billis in South Pacific, Sancho in Man of La Mancha, and Bernardo in West Side Story(where he met his wife, Anita, 30 years ago). As a director, Tim is so excited to be working with a group of talented, hard-working area performers at CCAC. This is Tim’s seventh year at the High School teaching Social Studies and English. He would like to dedicate this production to the brilliant cast and crew for all their hard work and support, and to remind them to “Have Fun and show off your amazing talent!”

  Dr. Aspen Mock (Director) -   

Dr. Aspen B. Mock, who has been featured in the magazine The Dramatist as a member of the Dramatists Guild for her work with the 365 Women A Year play project, is an educator, writer and consultant. She has had several original plays staged to raise funds for major charitable organizations including Ultramarine Girl: A Cup Full of Courage (2015) and Semblance of Hope (2011). Honors and awards she has won include: House of Representatives Citation, BPW Young Careerist, YWCA Tribute to Women in Arts and Letters, and KQED Media Literacy Innovator. Her education includes: BAs Theater, English Literature & French minor, MA Teaching English, Shakespearean coursework in Oxford, and a Doctorate in Educational Leadership and Administration with a K-12 Principal Certificate and focus on creativity in educational leadership. Dr. Mock is a certified yoga instructor through Yoga Alliance. She specializes in the fields of writing, teaching, creativity, arts integration and educational

technology. She has acted in over 30 plays, musicals, commercials and short films, and has modeled for print and online merchandise. She has extensive dance experience in ballet, tap, jazz, pointe, hip hop, Irish dance and integrating poetry with dance. She has written blog posts for National Geographic Education, KQED Education, Sheroes of History, National Council for Teachers of English, PBS Education, and WomenEd. She just finished working on a National Geographic Education grant with Johnstown Area Heritage Association to empower students to

write and publish an Explorer Mindset children’s book. She enjoys spending time playing, laughing, dancing, singing and exploring the world with her two amazing daughters, Kinsie and

Scarlett.