Originally from Montana, Cody Dull earned his BFA in Directing from Nebraska Wesleyan University. Directing highlights include, The Dinner Party, Collected Stories, Dead Man's Cell Phone, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, The Giver , The Country House , Crimes of The Heart, Who's Holiday, The Diary of Ann Frank, Comedy of Tenors, and many more. Cody has earned 28 AriZoni Award nominations and 4 wins, 2 for directing, 1 for sound design and 1 for property design. He is the co-founder of Stage Left Productions along with SLP president Rodney Rickard.​

Amber has been part of Stage Left Productions since 2017 when she appeared as Truvy in SLP's Production of Steel Magnolias. In 2018 she guest directed Guys and Dolls Jr. and in 2019 became SLP's Youth Education Director. She developed the Stage Left Home School Program. Amber has been nominated numerous times for an AriZoni and won best Director for her work with The Revolutionists which also won the AriZoni for overall youth production in 2022.  In June of this year amber was named Stage Left Productions Youth Artistic Director. 

Rachel earned her B.A. in Theatre from Grand Canyon University and then continued to Liberty University where she received her M.A. in Strategic Communication. Rachel began directing at Stage Left Productions in 2018 when she co-directed James and the Giant Peach with Artistic Director Cody Dull. And thus, her love for youth theatre was born! Rachel’s continued work with Stage Left includes Charlotte’s Web and Alice in Wonderland, which earned several AriZoni nominations – including Best Director. Rachel looks forward to further developing the youth program. Nothing brings Rachel greater joy than seeing kids have fun while gaining self-confidence and nurturing a love for theatre!