Mike Mellen - President

Gary Postlethwait - Treasurer

Gary Postlethwait is a 2001 graduate of Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) with a Bacholars of Science degree in aerospace engineering. He is currently employeed as a field engineer working for ATK in support of the Ares Program. Throughout high school and college Gary has been active in theater. Gary has played such diverse roles as Lucien P. Smith in "The Boys Next Boy", Pseudolus in "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum" and Harold "Mitch" Mitchell in "A Streetcar Named Desire". Gary is also active behind the scenes having served as technical director for "The Tempest" and "Cannibal: The Musical" as well as directing "You Can't Take it With You", "The Veggie Villain", and "A Christmas Story". Gary currently serves on the board of directors of Melbourne Civic Theater (MCT) as Treasurer and chair of the finance committee. Gary also serves as the theatre's Technical Director.

Debbie Pitcher - Secretary

Malinda Myers -

Support the arts and tip your servers well! Past roles at MCT: Jill - Butterflies Are Free; JoAnne - Godspell; Deidre - I Hate Hamlet; Dempsey - Secret of Cell Block 7; Sheila - Jake's Women; Polly Pry - Cannibal! The Musical; Lily Livered - Veggie Villain; Mary - Vanities; Violet - G.I. Jukebox Jill and Edith - You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running. Past Roles at other theatres: Aldonza - Man of La Mancha Queen Aggravain - Once Upon a Mattress; Cookie Cusack - Rumors Various Roles - Playwright's Workshop Lucy - Sweeny Todd

- Secretary

Vic Ross -

Victor Ross is a 1990 graduate of Florida Institute of Technology majoring in Biological Oceanography. He completed his masters degrees in Meteorology, Physical Oceanography, and Computer Science in 2003 from the Naval Postgraduate School. He currently works as a senior software engineer with Modus Operandi. Vic has spent many years working with theaters around the country including his time with the FIT College Players and the Barbary Coast Theater in California. Vic has served on the MCT board since 2006, and he is enjoying his term as president. MCT has a spot for everyone, and he is committed to making sure that everyone feels welcome.

Eldona Vermillion - Board Member

Warning, in theatre, never say "never". And, folks, it's never too late. Ironically, the first show I ever worked on was called "Never Too Late".