Bodie Brower

Graphic/Website Design, Video, Photo, Projection Design

It’s been some of the best times to be a part of the visual department of Pickleville Playhouse for over 22 years. Bodie currently works full time at his own graphic/web/video/etc. design studio (Bodwa Productions) he started 26 years ago. He graduated at Utah State University with a Batchelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and a Master's Degree in Instructional Design. Every day is an exciting day! Bodie is happily married to his sweet, bubbly wife Kathryn and currently lives in Cedar City, UT. He is the father of 3 fantastic and energetic kids, and has the privilege of being a bonus dad to two more! He enjoys going to Disneyland or Cruise with his family or a solving any fun, creative escape rooms they can find! If someone forces him, he will eat an occasional maple bar or 3. He loves all things Zelda related, esp the epic music soundtracks from the last 7 years.

Shoutout

I’m grateful for my wife and family, incredible friends and for what Pickleville does for the world in bringing great entertainment and fun. The best part is that attending a show helps you forget any of the worries you have in life and transports you into top notch enjoyment for every age group.

Fun Fact

I can’t touch my shoulder with my fingers of the same side of arm. I usually tell people it’s because of my muscles...

Past Credits

Sheriff Rusty Staples in Finding the Fickle Fortune (Pickleville Playhouse)

Rawhide & Deputy Dill in Tied to the Tracks (Pickleville Playhouse)

Alfred P. Doolittle in My Fair Lady

Nicely- Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls

Barbershop Quartet in The Music Man

Get To Know Me

Hometown:

Star Valley, Wyoming

Favorite Musical:

The Play that Goes Wrong

Dream Role:

To sing as a Dapper Dan Whenever I want (without the time commitment they have to agree to)

Go to Karaoke Song:

I'll be home for Christmas (Cincinnati Pops Orchestra)

Favorite Food:

Mac n' Cheese

What are you most excited for this summer:

I LOVE seeing the full shows with my family after all the preproduction and post production that's been worked on. I try really hard not to spoil too much while filming everything so I can come in as surprised as my family does when they see the shows in the summer. Summer at PVP is the best time of the year!