Meet our Board of Directors

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Delphine Brandt was born and raised in France, immersed in a rich and eclectic cultural background. When approached to participate in the Beale Street Theater Renovation Project, she was quick to recognize the potential community impact in Kingman.

Delphine played a pivotal role in raising awareness and garnering support. Since 2016, she has been an integral part of the KCA Board of Directors, contributing to fundraising, event planning, and participating in the development of the Disney Musical in Schools Program for our local public schools. Delphine's diverse responsibilities at KCA include: participation in productions, social media content, marketing campaign design, and website design. With a degree in Communications and Marketing from ECS France, she brings her diverse experience, having worked with the Mayo Clinic Rochester and currently serving as Vice-Chairperson for the Board of Directors at Kingman Academy of Learning. Delphine envisions a vibrant, inclusive theater and art center where all forms of artistic expression can flourish.

Matt Hecht has been doing theater in the community for over 30 years.  Graduating with a degree in Theater and Computer Science, Matt found himself in Kingman without an outlet for his theater background. When he heard about the theater renovation project, he was “all in” and has been a part of Kingman’s community theater from the beginning. 

Christine Fredriksen has been involved in the non-profit sector for 17 years and worked as the Executive Director for a breast cancer support non-profit before moving to Kingman. She has experience in grassroots fundraising and non-profit leadership. She began her career as an attorney in Vancouver, British Columbia; but became interested in non-profit work several years into practicing law. Christine has a passion for the arts. She is a cartoonist and illustrator, with graphic design experience. Her first non-profit job was as an editor and illustrator in an international non-profit’s publications department. While there, she illustrated a cartoon strip, edited publications and helped lay out the non-profit’s magazine.  Christine has been a member of the KCA Board of Directors since 2017. Her work on the board has been largely in fundraising for the Beale Street Theater Renovation Project, and she was formerly the Chair of the Board. She established the creation of board committees and is currently the Chair of the Human Resources Committee, working in training and policy development. If you have questions for Christine, please email hr@bealestreettheater.com.

.Amy Lowry was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. While there, she participated in

children’s theater, community theater, performance choir, and was a dance instructor.

After moving to Kingman in 2004, she published her first short story in the Ovis Journal

of Art and Literature through Mohave Community College; A fictional story titled

“Enough”.

For the past 21 years, she has been serving in the community on multiple fronts. She

has worked and volunteered in the school system, volunteered with many local non-

profits while being the administrator for JustServe.org, and served with her church to

facilitate food deliveries to pantries in Kingman, Peach Springs, Fort Mohave and

Bullhead City. She recognized the link between an active arts program and its ability to

raise a community to a higher standard. Communities with the arts are more unified,

there is a reduction of social inequalities, more opportunities for work, volunteering, and

learning. While serving on the board, Amy has been involved with policy enforcement

and helping to create a successful volunteer program.