The Committee
The Caretakers committee consists of four to seven members, who each take on different responsibilities. All members, both current and new, are voted in at the annual general meeting (for more information on the AGM click here). Committee meetings take place on a monthly basis and are open to any members who wish to attend to discuss their projects or any other pressing matters (check our event calendar for the upcoming dates). If you wish to put something on the agenda for our next meeting or if you are interested in joining the committee, feel free to contact the Caretakers president.

Swiss: grew up in the agglomeration of Lucerne; came to Bern to study the fascinating and unusual English Language and its Literature at the University of Berne; has been playing theatre for as long as she can remember; decided on a whim to direct a play and it snowballed from there; lover of boardgames of all kinds; writer, director and actress; avid reader and book club member; loves cooking and hosting for friends and loved ones.
Matea Todorovski, President

French: Grew up in Strasbourg, lived in the UK for 3 years, moved to Switzerland in 2005, I enjoyed living in Basel and Murten before moving in Bern 4 years ago. I support The Caretakers and enjoyed each play since 6 years. I am looking for new sponsorships to help raising funds. Feel free to contact me if you would like to be one of them ^^ 🙂
Agnes Derory, Sponsoring

Ugandan/Swiss: grew up in Geneva; moved to Bern to study Biomedical Engineering; stumbled into The Caretakers and acting; became treasurer because he was asked nicely; inspired by voice work of video games and animation; loves pop culture, music and running; deceptive accent.
David Kezaala, Treasurer

Swiss: grew up in a small town of 700 people and the equal number of cows; moved to Bern almost 20 years ago; kept his Eastern Swiss accent; travels for food and cocktails; founding member of the Caretakers and widely feared as the Taskmaster; active as writer, director and actor; enjoys good food, good drinks and good people.
Alexander P. Sigrist, Webmaster