About Me

My name is Brady Rohrer and I grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I have been involved with theater since 6th grade and now I am currently a student at Ball State University as a stage management major with a minor in aquatics. In my free time, I work with dog rescues in the Fort Wayne area along with Shadarobah Horse Rescue. I have a wonderful cat named Wanheda, named after a character from the TV show "The 100" and I enjoy biking, reading, video games, and spending time with friends.

I have been a Stage Manager for Ball State's Productions of "Burst," "overpass," and "Arlo Whittaker and the Twelfth Night Murder." I have also been the Assistant Stage Manager for Ball State's productions of "Full Circle Dance", "This Girl Laughs, This Girl Cries, This Girl does Nothing" and "Everybody," as well as having worked with sound for the Ball State productions of "Fun Home" and "Stage Door."

Education

I graduated from R. Nelson Snider High School in 2018 and I am now currently enrolled at Ball State University with a major in Stage Management and a minor in Aquatics.

Volunteer Work

I have been part of Shadarobah Horse Rescue since 2010 and I have been active with dog rescues and fostering dogs since 2015, having fostered over 130 puppies and adult dogs of all shapes and sizes, from various situations. I have been a volunteer summer camp counselor since 2015 at Camp Alexander Mack and I have been returning every summer and I have worked with the Seeker Camp (Ages: 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades), Archery Camp (Ages: 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th grades), and the Creative Arts Camp (Ages: 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th grades).