As founder and president of the Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts, Scott Randall brings over twenty-five years’ experience with local non-profits, along with strong leadership, a clear long-term vision and solid interpersonal skills to the organization. He has been an active board member for several arts groups in the Snohomish County area, and has been teaching theatre skills since 1997 in Snohomish and Los Angeles counties. 

Paul Grass is a practicing attorney, an amateur actor, and an arts advocate. A resident of Snohomish, Mr. Grass is Red Curtain's “of counsel” pro-bono adviser, offering his legal expertise as Red Curtain considers contractual obligations and other legal agreements. 

Kim Shumway enriches the Marysville community through her volunteer efforts at Red Curtain Arts Center, where she serves as the Concessions Manager as well as a board member, and with the Girl Scouts of Western Washington. She helps manage the Girl Scouts' annual cookie sales project and the summertime camp opportunities. For her tireless efforts, she has been named the City of Marysville's Volunteer of the Month.

Karen has spent most of her adult life volunteering in her community, but her passion has been to create and support opportunities for youth in Girl Scouts of Western WA. As a Lifetime Member, Karen supports Girl Scouting locally as a leader and Secretary of the Marysville Service Unit, and regionally as Business Manager for the Outdoor Champion Advisory Board. Karen’s goal now that she is retired is to continue to build opportunities for her grandchildren and the community, and is very excited to bring her skills to the Red Curtain Foundation.

Jodi and her husband John Hiatt operated Marysville Everett Ceramic Tile, which was owned by John’s parents from the mid-1980s until selling the business in 2022 and retiring. During those years Jodi did community volunteer work as a community member on the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Department Pennies for Puppies and Ponies board, and was Vice President of the Marysville Art Coalition. She also volunteered for the Crystal Lodge/Masonic scholarship committee, was a member/ board member of the Maryville Downtown Merchants Assoc., and held leadership positions with Strawberry Festival for 20 years. Her community work
continues as she currently sits on the Board of Directors for the Marysville Historical Society and the Red Curtain Foundation.

Bill Kusler has been involved with Red Curtain since 2017 as an actor, pit musician and supporter. He holds a degree in Communication and Theater Arts and is an award winning kindergarten and music teacher at Skyline Elementary in Lake Stevens. He also spent 30 years as a part time sportscaster at KRKO Radio in Everett. Bill plays trumpet in the Lake Stevens Community Band and is an associate ride leader for the Cascade Bicycle Club. He has been married for over 40 happy years to his artist wife Cathy and has two grown daughters.

  Ms. Randall served on Red Curtain's Board of Directors since 2009, and was recently re-appointed to the Board. Her duties encompass far-reaching areas, from administrative tasks that include staff and volunteer training, bookkeeping, correspondence, data entry and filing; to ticketing and cash management; graphic design, marketing and communications; and fund development and grant writing. She has a degree in Communications, and a lifetime of work experience in various industries (primarily Publishing) and entrepreneurial ventures. 

  Krishan Aggarwal began his involvement with Red Curtain as a student in the adult acting class, and he has served on the Board of Directors since 2015. As an accountant and federal grants manager for the Washington State Department of Transportation, he offers his financial management skills and training for Red Curtain's service. Mr. Aggarwal is an active member of Toastmasters International.