The Human Love Crew

Rigel Sierra is a Honduran musician, composer, and producer with a career spanning performance, recording, and musical theater. He has contributed as arranger and keyboardist on several recordings by acclaimed Honduran artist Guillermo Anderson, bringing depth and musicality to projects rooted in Latin American identity. Recently, Sierra completed production of Cuatro, the album by Honduran composer José Díaz, further solidifying his role as a trusted creative collaborator.

Over the past two years, he has also composed original themes for the musical Human Love, written by Gary Loss and Jeremy Loss. Alongside these projects, Sierra continues developing his own album, Reality Show. His live performance experience includes stages across Brazil, Mexico, and Central America, reflecting a versatile and internationally informed musical voice.

 Rob started piano at six years old. He has been involved in musical theatre since age 13, and learned guitar and other instruments as a young man. Rob is an  RN, a gardener, a spouse, a father of two grown men, an active citizen, and a band member @finixreggae.  

Kai Drachenberg is a multi-disciplinary artist and Owner of KD Productions, a locally developed Video Production business. His work and expertise in filmmaking, photography, music production, visual storytelling and multifaceted marketing make him indespensible to any large-scale collaborative efffort. 

What sets Kai apart is his commitment to making every project meaningful. With an empathetic presence and a collaborative spirit, Kai works closely with artists and stakeholders to honor their craft  and intentions while elevating them through personalized marketing.

Tristan Stringer is a scenic designer based in Northwest Arkansas. Previous design credits include The Wizard of Oz and The Sound of Music for Arts One Presents, as well as collaborations with Theatre Collective of NWA on their Christmas Cabaret and upcoming production of Misery. Having recently returned from a professional internship with The Walt Disney Company in Orlando, Florida, Tristan is thrilled to join this talented team in bringing the extraordinary life and legacy of David Bowie to the stage for Northwest Arkansas audiences. 

Honnah Heartsong is a songwriter, performer, and music educator with over 34 years of experience. Having played piano since preschool, Honnah began teaching music at the age of 12 and from then on, her interest and talent grew exponentially. She was nominated as Piano Player of the Year in Branson in 2019 for her work in the Fleetwood Mac tribute band at the God and Country theater and boasts a collection of 40+ musical instruments. Honnah has worked in live audio production since 2003, including 8 years working in the audio department at the Walton Arts Center, which hosts 500+ shows every year! She has worked with many artists from all over the world and learned from the multitude of wonderful audio techs who passed through there. As the interface between the art and the audience she takes her job very seriously and loves helping bring the artist's vision to the audience in the way they intend it to be heard.   

   Lydia Winkelmann is a Lighting Artist that has worked in Theatrical Production for the past 17 years. Her studies included specialized internships in Lighting Design and the construction of Stage Properties from PCPA Theatrefest in Santa Maria, CA. She received her Bachelor's degree in Drama from the University of Arkansas in 2014. Her resume includes theatrical projects within NWA local venues including: TheatreSquared, the Victory Theatre, the Jones Center, the Walton Arts Center and the Medium Theatre. Her most recent project at the Medium Theatre was a Light Design for ACE Children's production of Alice and Wonderland Jr.   

Chuck Meré is a versatile figure in the entertainment industry, making a name for himself as an actor, filmmaker, and popular YouTuber. He gained significant recognition for his YouTube series "Zombie Go Boom," showcasing his talent for special effects and engaging storytelling. Beyond his online presence, Meré has built a solid career in film and television production, holding various roles including editor, special effects coordinator, and visual effects supervisor. His work has earned him Mid-America Regional Emmy Awards and nominations, highlighting his expertise and creative vision. Fluent in both English and Spanish, and with accreditation in Virtual Production and in-camera VFX, Meré's diverse skill set positions him as a dynamic and innovative force in contemporary media. 

 Born in Mexico, and currently based in Budapest, Alberto obtained a master's in stop-motion techniques at Barcelona University of Design in 2015. Since then, Alberto has been working as a freelance stop-motion creator. Through freelance websites, Alberto  has been able to work with clients from different countries on many types of projects. He has made several music videos which have been selected in festivals.  Addionally, Alberto  has worked with SYFY cable channel on several occasions, creating logo and movie homage animations and has worked with multiple startups and small businesses, creating social media advertising featuring their products. Among his recent accomplishments are creating animations for Lego and “Miskina” season 2, a French live action series streaming on Prime.