Disappearance at the

Rocky Mountain

Leatherdyke Snowpicnic

Disappearance at the Rocky Mountain Leatherdyke Snowpicnic poster, features a stylized mountain landscape with pink peaks and a black cabin. Written by Monty Rozema, and directed by Adrian Prendergast.

Written by Monty Rozema

Directed by Adrian Prendergast

June 5 – June 20, 2026

Preview: June 4th

When neurotic first-timer Lois is invited to attend the “Rocky Mountain Leatherdyke Snowpicnic,” a highly-mythologized getaway for sapphic kinksters, her friends are determined to stop the guerilla-gumshoe from investigating any potential mysteries… But when another picnicker goes missing on the ski slopes, Lois is the only one fully convinced that things aren’t as they seem. This sexy, spooky, screwball lesbian ensemble comedy would leave even Nancy Drew herself asking “whodunnit?”

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Content Advisory

Disappearance at the Rocky Mountain Leatherdyke Snowpicnic contains adult humor, discussions of sex and kink, suggestive sound effects, and kink-related attire and props appearing onstage. Think Rocky Horror Picture Show: campy, irreverent, and thoroughly good-natured about all of it.

Recommended for ages 18+.

Performances

Thursday, June 4 at 7:30 p.m. (Preview)

Friday, June 5 at 7:30 p.m. (Opening)

Saturday, June 6 at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, June 7 at 2:00 p.m. (Matinee)

Thursday, June 11 at 7:30 p.m. (Mask required)

Friday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. (Live Captioned, Peak Pride Night)

Saturday, June 13 at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, June 14 at 2:00 p.m. (Matinee) (Mask required)

Monday, June 15 at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, June 18 at 7:30 p.m.

Friday, June 19 at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, June 20 at 7:30 p.m. (Closing)

Cast

Lois — Dani Davis

Skye — Jessica Marvin-Romero

JP — Lou Cooper

Kate — Jesse Tobin

Ricki — Pearl Mei Lam

Candy — Megan Huynh

Rhonda — M.L

Leslie — Brighid

Understudy — Ronan Pirkle

  • Ricki: June 5 / Sky: June 11&12 / Kate / JP

Understudy — Gal Lovette

  • Rhonda / Leslie

Production Team

Playwright — Monty Rozema

Director — Adrian Prendergast

Stage Manager — Caelyn White

Production Manager — Meaghan Darling

Scenic Designer — Elana Lessing

Costume Designer — Cece Henley

Sound Designer — Lillie Wirth

Lighting Designer — Richard Klem

Props Designer — Maddie Unger

Intimacy Coordinator — Mariah Lee Squires

Vision Mixer — Ben Laurance

Playwright

Monty Rozema is a queer multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Seattle, WA who likes to write, perform, design, and participate in weird, fun, exciting new art. They have collaborated with companies like Washington Ensemble Theatre, Latitude, Reboot, Taproot, Pork-Filled, Nebula, and (of course) Annex (last seen designing for Tenderness in 2024).

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Director

Adrian Prendergast

Adrian Prendergast (they/them) is a local director, actor, and playwright. Since graduating from Cornish College of the Arts, recent credits include: You Will Get Sick (Sound Theatre Company), I will miss you when you're gone (The Shattered Glass Project), and Wink (Strawberry Theatre Workshop- SJam Festival).

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Monty
Rozema

CAST

  • Dani Davis

    LOIS

    she/her

    Dani Davis is a born-and-raised Seattle actor who is delighted to be making her debut at Annex in what may be the gayest show of her career thus far! (A distinction she hopes to top someday.) You can also catch her this November at Intiman Theatre playing Charlotte von Mahlsdorf plus 35 other roles in I Am My Own Wife.

  • Jessica Marvin-Romero

    SKYE

    she/her

    Jessica Marvin-Romero is beyond excited to be a part of this stunning and gay new work. Offstage, you can find her with a glue stick. She’d like to thank her partner Ange for always packing her snacks<3.

  • Lou Cooper

    J.P.

    he/him

    Lou currently works at The Seattle Children's Museum where he helps design and build exhibits while also maintaining and leading regular operations. When he's not at work you will find him at a library, movie theatre, or any type of live performance. He collects physical media and would love to learn about your favorite album, movie, tv show etc! He encourages everyone to find and hold onto the things that challenge and inspire you!

  • Jesse Tobin

    KATE

    they/them

    Jesse Tobin is thrilled to be making their Annex Theatre debut! They’ve recently returned to the stage after a ten year hiatus, and love being back in the theatre family! When not performing, they can be found fussing over their houseplants, listening to Leonard Cohen, and training to be a plumber.

  • Pearl Mei Lam

    RICKI

    she/her

    Pearl Mei Lam is an actor and filmmaker. She’s worked with Union Arts Center, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, and received a 2024 Gregory Award. Her first feature film Wild Ragerz, an absurd dark comedy on reality TV, is coming soon! pearlmeilam.com

  • Megan Huynh

    CANDY

    she/her

    Megan Huynh is an actress, singer, deviser, and local goofball! In her free time, you will often find her gaming, napping, asking to pet your dog or cat, or grooving to any music that’s playing. She wants to especially thank her loving partner Hailey, her friends, and family for their endless support!

  • M.L.

    RHONDA

    she/they

    M.L. (she/they) has been a lifelong performer, participating in everything from Greek classics to professional wrestling. They are a recent transplant to the Pacific Northwest, and is so happy to have finally found a true artistic home. When her body is not on a stage their voice can be heard on audio dramas and even a few commercials. Gift ideas; pet a dog, feed six crows, and unionize your workplace.

  • Brighid

    LESLIE

    he/they

    Dyke. Playwright/Screenwriter. Theatre Educator. Ocasional Performer. Pretty Good Cook. Corporeal. Brighid: “I need more words, would you rather fight 100 duck sized horses or one horse sized duck? When I was little a boy was showing me his tennis ball launcher (not innuendo) and told me he had a crush on me and I shot him and his brother each twice in the back, which I feel bad but also kind of butch about. Ok, I think that’s enough, I hope you enjoy the show!” #QueeringTheArtistBio

  • Ronan Pirkle

    UNDERSTUDY

    he/him

    Ronan Pirkle is a Seattle-based actor and alumnus of the University of Washington's School of Drama. Recent credits include Framing Device: The Edvard Munch Plays (Latitude Theatre), Drowned Cats (Blue Hour Theatre Group), and Twelfth Night (Rainy Day Artistic Collective). Outside of the theatre, you can find Ronan going for long walks and gushing about the Muppets.

  • Gal Lovette

    UNDERSTUDY

    she/her

    Galaxy is a Court Jester, a story teller, actress, mime, comedian, alchemist, priestess, merry maker, and fool. Loves to express with dance, fashion and philosophical rants. Gal is creative airhead, awkward extrovert, conspiracy theorist, writer and bad cook. Gal specializes in mechanical and theatrical dancing. She has worked as a professional mascot and danced with the Nutcracker ballet.

Production Team

Lillie
Wirth

Sound Designer

Lillie is a Seattle-based director and sound designer. You may have recently seen their directing work in the staged reading of "Deadheading" here at Annex. Other recent credits include sound design for "A Klingon Christmas Carol" and direction for "Framing Device: The Edvard Munch Plays" (Latitude Theatre); as well as sound design for "Blue to Blue" and "The Game Show" (Annex Theatre). They hope you enjoy the show!

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Cece
Henley

Costume Designer

I am currently a Seattle University student studying theater. Previously based in eastern Washington, I have been working in costumes since 2022. I work as an assistant costumer at Seattle University's Lee Center of the Arts. Most recently, I have worked on Guys and Dolls with Shorecrest High School. This is my first show with the Annex!

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Maddie
Unger

Props Designer

Maddie is so excited to be working on her first Annex show! They would like to thank their roommate Lily for recommending her to the team and always having her back. She would also like to thank her moms for always believing in and supporting her. Thanks for coming and enjoy!

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Elana
Lessing

Scenic Designer

Elana Lessing is a Seattle based scenic and light designer and a graduate from University of Washington with a degree in Drama Design. Elana is an ensemble member with Washington Ensemble Theater and has recently associate scenic designed for their production of Scrambling the Goose. Elana also creates a variety of visual art including modular origami.

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Meaghan
Darling

Production Manager

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Caelyn
White

Stage Manager

Caelyn is a Seattle-based stage manager and playwright who is thrilled to be a part of her first Annex production! She is grateful to Adrian for the opportunity, Monty for the magical script, and for the generations of courageous queer people who have allowed us to create such celebratory art.

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Intimacy Coordinator

Mariah Lee Squires is an actor, playwright, and intimacy coordinator whose work focuses especially on queer and disabled narratives. They have worked with theaters all across the greater Seattle area and are thrilled to be a part of a local new work by a phenomenal playwright and team! Art is for All

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Richard
Klem

Lights Designer

Richard is an all around theatre artist! He is excited to make his second appearance as a lighting designer at Annex Theatre after his work on Next Exit by Jay Chavez! When you can't find him here, he's usually at SCT somewhere several feet off the ground! Wanna give thanks to all my friends who inspire me to be better! And my landlord for not raising my rent this year! (You're on thin ice though)

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Mariah Lee Squires