Natasha
Ramos
Theatre Services Manager
With more than 6 years of theatre experience, Natasha is an invaluable addition to the team. Prior to joining Meydenbauer Center Theatre, Natasha earned her BFA in Film & Television and an MA from Savannah College of Art & Design, and her MFA in Production & Project Management from The University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Between degrees, Natasha worked as an Audio/Visual Technician for PSAV and often traveled to different convention centers and hotels in the Southeast. While Attending UNCSA, she also interned at the Denver Art Museum and at Walt Disney World and gained incredible industry experience while working as a Project Coordinator at Thinkwell Group on various Themed Entertainment Projects. Natasha brings great energy and passion into her role here at Meydenbauer Center Theatre. She believes that when it comes to client service, treat others how they want to be treated! It’s this mantra that guides her work ethic and ensures she provides top notch service. When Natasha isn’t making theatre guest’s performance dreams come true, she enjoys staying physically active with activities like hiking, paddle boarding, and ballroom dancing. Natasha is also passionate about traveling, with some of her favorite destinations being the Maldives, Kimberly, BC and Florence.
Tim
Gonzalez-Wiler
Theatre Manager
Tim has over 21 years of professional arts administration experience, with leadership roles in ticketing, front of house, casting, event production, and fundraising. He’s worked with iconic Seattle organizations like Seattle Shakespeare Company, Teatro ZinZanni, The 5th Avenue Theatre, and Moisture Festival.
A career highlight was producing a third line of programming at Teatro ZinZanni, featuring everything from late-night cabarets to immersive theatrical experiences—standouts include Puddles Pity Party, The Tiger Lillies, and Wake the Night.
Originally from Kansas, Tim holds a Bachelor’s in Theatre from the University of Kansas and an MFA in Asian Performance from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. His graduate work took him from Indonesian Randai to Beijing Opera and culminated in directing a Kyogen-inspired Waiting for Godot.
Now at Meydenbauer Center Theatre, Tim brings his passion for diverse performance styles and detailed, guest-focused service. Outside of work, he’s a karaoke enthusiast, board game lover, avid hiker, and a longtime fan of circus arts. Ask him about any of it—he’s always up for a great conversation.