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THEATRE EDUCATION winter 2019
Message from the
Education Director
Dear Students, Families, and Friends of the Stadium,
The Stadium Theatre is a vibrant and inspiring environment. It is home to hundreds of
local and out of state artists who travel here daily to explore and develop their passion
for the theater. These aspiring young actors and seasoned artists play an integral part
in the theatre’s success and daily energetic atmosphere.
Recently we renovated parts of the adjacent Stadium Conservatory building, allowing
us to expand course offerings. As a result, our 2017-2018 season was one of the most
successful years in Stadium history. The potential for development in curriculum and
experience for theatre artists at the Stadium Theatre and Conservatory is exponential.
Registrations are now being accepted for the Winter 2019 semester, beginning January 7th.
It is my privilege to work with you or your child in pursuing your theatre goals. We look
forward to your enrollment and having you become part of our theatre!
See you at the Stadium,
Rebecca Donald
Theatrical Producer and Education Director
Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre and Conservatory
education@stadiumtheatre.com
401-762-4545, extension 113
Our Winter 2019 education courses are made possible in part by
Catalog CONTENTS Winter 2019 Contemporary Musical Theatre Dance Workshop ....................................... 3 Landing the Role ...................................................................................................... 4 Soundwaves ............................................................................................................... 5 Intro to Musical Theatre ....................................................................................... 6 Intermediate Musical Theatre ............................................................................ 7 Ballet Babies ............................................................................................................. 8 I Got Rhythm! ........................................................................................................... 9 Theatrical Makeup ................................................................................................ 10 Mommy and Me! .................................................................................................. 11 Theatre Tikes .......................................................................................................... 12 Tap for the Modern Stage ................................................................................... 13 Fundamentals of Acting ..................................................................................... 14 Second City Workshop Improv 101 .................................................................. 15 Audition Workshop .............................................................................................. 16 Principles of Lighting Design ............................................................................. 17 Winter Stage ........................................................................................................... 18 Monologue Workshop ......................................................................................... 19 Spring Stage ........................................................................................................... 20 Instructor Biographies ....................................................................................... 22
Contemporary musical theatre
dance workshop
December 2018
For Ages 16 to Adult - Tuition $40
Saturday, December 8th 12 PM - 2 PM
Broadway has recently experienced an evolution of dance! When it
comes to some of the most recent hit productions, musicals such
as Bring It On, In the Heights, and Hamilton feature not only modern
dialect and cultural references, but the choreography is strongly
influenced by hip hop and pop culture.
Briana Asante
This workshop is designed for actors and dancers who are looking to
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challenge themselves, and experience contemporary style dance. The
class will start with a warm-up and brief presentation. Short combos
will be taught as well as a complete routine. This workshop will teach
participants the evolution of musical theatre dance while broadening
their personal dance experience.
Some dance experience required.
24 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 22
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Landing the role
Winter 2019
For Ages 10 to 15 - Tuition $200
10 Weeks - Mondays, January 7th to March 11th 4 PM to 6 PM
This course is designed for eager actors with little audition experience.
Throughout the course, participants will focus on how to prepare for
and execute the perfect audition. Students will participate in mock
auditions for directors, music directors and choreographers who will
offer constructive feedback.
Alexandra Rickoff
From writing effective resumes, using eye catching headshots, and
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learning how to select the appropriate monologue and song, this
course will help students land the role.
16 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 23
4
Soundwaves
Winter 2019
For Ages 14 to 18 - Tuition $200
10 Weeks - Tuesdays, January 8th to March 12th 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Become Pitch Perfect in this 10 week course. Participants will
learn to combine movement with vocals while learning music
and choreography from a variety of Broadway musicals.
Students will be included in several performances throughout the
year at the Stadium Theatre. Performances may include the annual
Stephanie Rose Witz
Instructor Stadium Theatre Christmas, in-house musicals, and back-up vocals
for touring bands.
This course concludes with a Stadium Soundwaves Cabaret in the
Stadium Marquee Room on Wednesday, March 13th.
20 Student Maximum
Kaylee Arruda
Instructor
Instructor biographies can be found on pages 22 & 24
5
Intro to Musical Theatre
Winter 2019
For Ages 6 to 14 - Tuition $200 (per session)
This 10-week musical theatre course is designed to teach young aspiring artists all
aspects of staging a musical theatre production. Through the use of theatre games
and activities, participants will gain knowledge in how to audition, memorize lines and
lyrics as well as choreography and stage direction. Intro to Musical Theatre is led by
theatre majors and veteran artists.
All sessions will culminate in a Musical Theatre Finale on the Stadium’s grand hall stage.
24 Student Maximum Per Session
Choose between three10-week sessions:
Session I
For Ages 6 to 9
Tuesdays, January 8th - March 12th 4 PM to 6 PM
Adam Landry
Session I Finale will be held on Tuesday, March 19th
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Session II
For Ages 6 to 9
Saturdays, January 12th - March 16th 10 AM to 12 PM
Session II Finale will be held on Tuesday, March 19th
Kyle Eldridge
Instructor
Session III
For Ages 10 to 14
Saturdays, January 12th - March 16th 10 AM to 12 PM
Session III Finale will be held on Thursday, March 21st
Ashley Lopes
Instructor
Instructor biographies can be found on page 23
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Intermediate Musical Theatre
Winter 2019
For Ages 10 to 14 - Tuition $200
10 Weeks - Wednesdays, January 9th to March 13th 4 PM to 6 PM
This course is designed for students who have previous introductory
musical theatre experience. Intermediate Musical Theatre will teach
participants how to create and develop their characters through
fun techniques. Students in this course can also expect to perfect
their audition skills, practice scene study using scripts, and work on
Dillon Tognacci
advanced blocking.
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The session will culminate in a Musical Theatre Finale on the Stadium’s
grand hall stage on Thursday, March 21st.
Prior acting experience required. There is no box office or online
registration for this course. Please contact the Stadium’s
Education Director for placement and/or registration inquiries
at education@stadiumtheatre.com
20 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 24
7
Ballet Babies
Winter 2019
For Ages 3 to 5 - Tuition $125
10 Weeks - Wednesdays, January 9th to March 13th 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
This beginner level class will give young students a technical
foundation for the basics of ballet. Motions and terminology are
introduced in a fun, friendly, and positive fashion. Students will
learn the proper ways to warm up and stretch, and focus on spatial
awareness, working with partners and their own personal space.
Joseph Carr The class curriculum will move along in a way that is appropriate for
Instructor children 3-5 years of age, emphasizing listening and attention skills
needed to pursue ballet or any form of dance.
Attire should include: leotard, tights, ballet shoes.
Parent or guardian must remain on premises for class duration.
12 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 22
8I got rhythm!
Winter 2019
For Ages 3 to 5 - Tuition $125
10 Weeks - Thursdays, January 10th to March 14th 4 PM to 5 PM
Does your little one love to sing or make up dances on their own?
In I Got Rhythm, children will be inspired to be creative, interactive,
and their silly selves!
Students will develop social skills, while having a blast learning basic
dance elements, playing movement and imagination sparking games,
Kaylee Arruda
which all inspire healthy living. Students will also learn new ways to
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express themselves and gain coordination thru the infusion of objects
such as rhythm sticks, scarves, and floor mats. It’s an exciting hour of
expelling energy and having fun!
Attire is comfortable. Shorts, leggings, sweatpants, t-shirt.
Parent or guardian must remain on premises for class duration.
12 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 22
9theatrical makeup
Winter 2019
For Ages 14 to Adult - Tuition $200
10 Weeks - Thursdays, January 10th to March 14th 4 PM to 6 PM
From monsters to maidens and everything in-between, makeup
is the face of every production. In this 10-week Theatrical Makeup
course, students will use the tools of the trade to learn what it takes
to transform the actor into any character. Participants will gain
knowledge of makeup materials and techniques. Throughout the
Ashley Lopes course, students will learn concepts such as shadowing, aging, scars,
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and hair styling. Theatrical Makeup students who complete the
course may be eligible to volunteer backstage for Stadium musical
productions, helping backstage with costuming, hair, and makeup.
Students must bring their own Ben Nye Theatrical Creme Pro Makeup
Kit. This can be found and purchased online. Without the purchase of the
Makeup Kit, some makeup looks may be harder to accomplish.
If you cannot purchase the kit, Students are responsible for
purchasing the following items:
• Creme or liquid foundation
• Creme contour and highlight (no shimmer)
• Translucent setting powder
• Spirit gum
• Spirit gum remover
• Blush (creme or powder)
• A black eyeliner pencil
• Lip liner pencil (red or natural tone)
• Sponges
• Makeup brushes (powder brush, small eyeshadow brush, blending
eyeshadow brush, liner brush)
12 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 23
10mommy and me!
Winter 2019
For Ages 18 Months to 3 Years - Tuition $115
10 Weeks - Fridays, January 11th to March 15th 9:30 AM to 10:15 AM
Children often respond to music and sounds before they can do
many things. You and your child will participate in singing songs and
dancing together. In Mommy and Me, rhythm, melody, and harmony
will be explored.
This class presents the opportunity for parents to bond with their
Betsy Drumm
children while they develop movement skills in an entertaining and
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safe environment. Participants will explore sound interaction using
various instruments in addition to music.
Attire should include comfortable clothing as participants will be
seated on floor mats.
A parent or guardian must remain in the class during this course.
12 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 23
11theatre tikes
Winter 2019
For Ages 4 to 6 - Tuition $125
10 Weeks - Saturdays, January 12th to March 16th 9 AM to 10 AM
In this 10-week course, children will harness their imagination through
make-believe play and learning how to tell stories. Theatre Tikes will
sing songs with movement, play games and make crafts.
Students will gain experience in simple prop and costume design by
crafting their own pieces, and they will tour the theatre to see what
Betsy Drumm
Instructor happens behind the scenes.
This course will provide a foundation for a lifetime of theatre
appreciation while improving social skills and building confidence.
Theatre Tikes culminates in a recital based off a classic children’s story,
performed for families at the end of the session.
A parent or guardian must remain on the premises during this course.
12 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 23
12Tap for the Modern Stage
Winter 2019
For Ages 16 to Adult - Tuition $150
10 Weeks - Saturdays, January 12th to March 16th 12 PM to 1:30 PM
Have you ever desired to be cast in a show such as Anything Goes, 42nd
Street, or Thoroughly Modern Millie? This class focuses on the Broadway,
chorus-line traditional style Tap.
Students will be provided an excellent foundation for any style of tap,
including rhythm tap and jazz tap.
Jennifer Webb
Instructor Tap for the Modern Stage is an excellent option for those just
beginning, or those who need a review of the basics!
Suggested Attire: Comfortable clothing in which you can easily move
and tap shoes.
16 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 24
13Fundamentals of Acting
Winter 2019
For Ages 16 through Adult - Tuition $200
10 Weeks - Saturdays, January 12th to March 16th 3 PM to 5 PM
In this 10-week course, students will study and apply different acting
techniques which may be utilized for their individual or group work.
Students will be given the opportunity to work on monologues, and
scenes from one act or full length plays with scene partners. Actors will
be provided with feedback and guidance directly from their instructor,
William
Deschenes as well as class for improvement upon presentations.
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The goal of this course is for actors to learn methods or techniques that
are most effective for them personally.
10 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 22
14Second City workshop Improv 101
January 2019
For Ages 18 to Adult - Tuition $40
Saturday, January 12th 11 AM - 1 PM
The Second City has been bringing the funny for over 50 years. They began as a small
comedy theater and have grown to become today’s leading brand in improv‑based
sketch comedy. You may recognize alum from Second City such as Tina Fey, Chris
Farley, Bill Murray, and Keegan-Michael Key. The Second City’s overall slate of
educational programs is based on the idea that Improvisation in all forms can
improve your life by encouraging teamwork and collaboration.
This workshop is open to those who may have little to no experience improvising
or seasoned artists seeking a brush up on the basics of improv. Those who register
should come to class prepared to involve themselves in group discussion and be
open to using their imagination.
This workshop is presented by Second City Artists.
20 Student Maximum
15Audition workshop
January 2019
For Ages 16 to Adult - Tuition $40
Saturday, January 26th 12 PM - 2:30 PM
This workshop is for adult actors who are seeking knowledge in proper
preparation for auditions. This workshop promises to leave attendees
feeling eager and prepared to present themselves to casting teams
in a professional and polished manner. The day will begin with a brief
introduction and a question and answer session related to auditioning.
Matthew Students will then transition into a song and monologue review.
Bretschneider
Participants will gain personal knowledge through advice and critique
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from the instructor, and will learn from observing fellow participant’s work.
Those registered should prepare and bring with them 16 bars of a
musical theatre song of their choice, as well as a one and a half to two
minute monologue (dramatic or comedic). Participants may prepare
two contrasting monologues versus a song, if they choose.
20 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 22
16Principles of Lighting Design
Winter 2019
For Ages 14 to Adult - Tuition $200
10 Weeks - Mondays, January 28th to April 1st 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
This class explores the artistry of lighting design for the stage.
Students will gain an overall knowledge by working hands on with
equipment, while learning how and where to apply elements in a final
design project. In addition, students will observe the function and
responsibility of a lighting designer prior to and during tech week
Dean Palmer Jr. for a production.
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This class will emphasize the conceptual and collaborative side of
lighting design. Students will work together, spending the majority of
their time working in the theatre.
16 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 23
17For Ages 5 to 16 - Tuition $175
Winter Stage participants will be placed in appropriate age groups.
February 18th - February 22nd 9 AM - 4 PM
Get your child out of the house and onto the stage this February vacation week! At the
Stadium’s Winter Stage theatre camp, students will step into the spotlight singing songs
and performing choreographed scenes.
Under the direction of experienced musical theatre instructors, Winter Stage performers
will learn about vocal pitch, timing and rhythm, while boosting self-confidence and
encouraging team building skills.
On the final day, every student will perform on the Stadium Theatre’s grand hall stage in
a final recital for family and friends.
Winter Stage 2019 Theme: ROCK!
Join us to find out who put the ROCK into ROCK ‘N’ ROLL!
This witty and delightful musical discovers how different
rock styles developed through the decades with a
humorous script, eight original songs and choreography!
18Monologue workshop
April 2019
For Ages 16 to Adult - Tuition $40
Saturday, April 13th 1 PM - 3:30 PM
Choosing the right monologue is crucial in showcasing your
strengths and abilities as an actor, while also providing a casting
team insight to your personality. Monologues are often the most
complicated and frustrating obstacle for actors. This workshop aims
to relieve some of the stress!
Joseph Walsh
Instructor Each participant should bring two chosen monologues they are
familiar with. Actors will examine their monologues and be coached
by the instructor to be aware of body, breath, and text work in order
to create an emotional truth. Each actor will leave with one audition
ready monologue they are confident in presenting.
10 Student Maximum
Instructor biography can be found on page 24
19For Ages 5 to 16 - Tuition $175
Spring Stage participants will be placed in appropriate age groups.
April 15th - April 19th 9 AM - 4 PM
Get your child out of the house and onto the stage this April vacation week! At the
Stadium’s Spring Stage theatre camp, students will step into the spotlight singing songs
and performing choreographed scenes.
Under the direction of experienced musical theatre instructors, Spring Stage performers
will learn about vocal pitch, timing and rhythm, while boosting self-confidence and
encouraging team building skills.
On the final day, every student will perform on the Stadium Theatre’s grand hall stage in
a final recital for family and friends.
Spring Stage 2019 Theme:
Pinocchio – An Adventure at the Puppet Show
There’s just no telling what kind of mischief Pinocchio will
get into! This adaptation of the classic tale features a festive
musical theatre score that’s just right for developing the
vocal skills of young performers.
20Ready to register?
Registration is available online for most courses at
www.stadiumtheatre.com/education
or call the Box Office at 401-762-4545.
Full tuition is due at registration.
Save $25 on sibling discounts or multiple courses.
(Workshops are not eligible for discounts.)
SPACE IS LIMITED. REGISTER TODAY!Instructor BIOGRAPHIES
Kaylee Arruda is a graduate of Shakespeare Festival, a guest instructor for
the University of Rhode Island multiple arts organizations in New York and
with a double major in English Boston, and is an active teaching artist for the
and Secondary Education. She Sandra-Feinstein Gamm Theatre. Matthew
is an 8th grade English teacher has performed with the Huntington Theatre
at Blackstone Valley Prep Company in Tartuffe, Dead End, Ah! Wilderness,
Academy and is a dance instructor at Kats Lyric Stage, and Boston’s Publick Theatre
Dance Centre in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Company. Additional regional credits include
Kaylee has choreographed numerous the title role in Peter and the Starcatcher with
shows at the Stadium; her most recent was the Kitchen Theatre Company, and Lucentio
Disney’s The Lion King Jr. She also serves as a in Taming of the Shrew with Pulse Ensemble.
counselor for the Stadium’s school vacation Off-Broadway and New York credits include
camps. Kaylee has appeared in Joseph and the Flea Theater, the New Ohio, and Theatre
the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat, Beauty Row. Television credits include The Path and
and the Beast, The Hunchback of Notre Law and Order: SVU.
Dame, West Side Story, and Anything Goes.
Joseph Carr, of Woonsocket,
Briana Asante is a graduate Rhode Island, began his ballet
of Rhode Island College with a career at a young age. He
B.A. in Dance Performance and currently dances with Heritage
studied under artists such as: Ballet out of Lincoln, Rhode
Adele Myers, Adrian Hawkins, Island, and he has extensively
Nathan Andary, Danny trained with the Festival Ballet in Providence,
Buraczeshi, and Bridgman Packer. She has the Boston Ballet, and the Berks Ballet
performed and choreographed for Imagine Theatre Conservatory of Dance in Reading,
Productions with the Center for Dynamic Pennsylvania. Joseph’s performance credits
Learning, The Artist Exchange, The Bradley include The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty,
Playhouse, The Courthouse Center for the Swan Lake, and Paquita. His past ballet
Arts, Arts Alive, Loral Sims School Of Dance, instruction experience includes teaching
and Supreme Perfection Studios. Briana is a children’s introductory ballet courses at the
member of Metamorphosis Dance Company YMCA of Lincoln, Rhode Island.
and performs as a living statue with Ten31
Productions of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. She William Deschenes After
is now the Owner/Director of Step In Time directing A Chorus Line and a
Dance Academy in Warwick, Rhode Island. new production of A Christmas
Carol at the Stadium Theatre,
Matthew Bretschneider is an William Deschenes (M.Ed., B.A.
actor, educator, and graduate of Theater Arts) is thrilled to join
New York University’s Tisch School the education department to instruct The
for the Arts. He trained with the Fundamentals of Acting course. At other
Atlantic Theater Company, where theaters in Massachusetts, Bill has directed
he attended master class with productions and staged readings of Rabbit
William H. Macy. His classical training includes Hole, Chapter Two, and Third and Six Degrees
work with Louis Scheeder (Classical Studio) of Separation. As a theater teacher at the
and Tim Carroll (RSC). Matthew has been a Milton Public Schools, Bill has directed 50+
resident teaching artist with the Alabama plays and musicals including: The Wizard of
(The Stadium Theatre reserves the right to change an instructor for any class at anytime.)
22Oz, Singin’ in the Rain, Hello Dolly!, Once on Ashley Lopes studied Theatre
This Island, as well as his own adaptations of Performance at Rhode Island
A Midsummer Night’s Dream. College. During the last twelve
years she has gained on and off
Betsy Drumm is a graduate stage experience at the Stadium
of University of Massachusetts Theatre performing, directing,
Lowell where she received stage managing, coaching, makeup artistry,
her Bachelor of Arts in Theater and as Instructor for the Theatre’s education
and Cultural Studies. She has programs. She has also performed with the
an extensive background in Community Players, Re-Imagine Theatre,
teaching theater classes and operating an after Theatre Works, and Daydream Theatre. She’s
school theater program for an elementary known for her character acting in roles such
school in Andover, Massachusetts. Betsy as Ursula in The Little Mermaid and Wicked
implemented multiple vacation bible school Witch in The Wizard of Oz. Ashley has been the
programs. She works as a Developmental main makeup artist for such shows as Alice
Specialist in Early Intervention. Her most in Wonderland, Shrek the Musical, Disney’s The
notable roles to date have been Mary Lion King Jr., and A Christmas Carol.
Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar, Rosemary
in How to Succeed, Aquata in The Little Dean Palmer Jr. is a graduate
Mermaid, and Potiphar’s Wife in Joseph and of Southern Connecticut State
the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. University. He has worked in
many aspects of Theatre and
Kyle Eldridge has been a production including corporate
part of the Stadium Theatre’s events, concerts, festivals,
Education Department for Regional Theatre and Off-Off Broadway for
three years, both as a counselor 19 years. These events were in Rhode Island,
in the Summer Stage program, Connecticut, and New York. Dean was lighting
and after school classes. He is designer for several shows at the Stadium
currently studying Musical Theatre at Rhode Theatre, including Miss Saigon, American Idiot,
Island College. Favorite prior credits include A Chorus Line, and most recently Beauty and
Jinx in Forever Plaid, Cogsworth in Beauty the Beast. He designed two original plays,
and the Beast, and Willard in Footloose. Drowning in the Sun and Cracked (Upon a
Time) at the Producer’s Club Theater and the
Adam Landry began his Drama Bookshop in New York City, with The
career at the Stadium Theatre Royal Pyngwyn Collective. Dean resides in
at 6 years old performing in Cumberland, Rhode Island, with his wife Lisa,
Cinderella. He has grown as (Belle in Beauty and the Beast, Reno in Anything
an actor, performing leads Goes), and their three-year-old son, Lucas.
such as Buddy Holly in The
Buddy Holly Story, Scarecrow in The Wizard Alexandra Rickoff This is
of Oz, Judas in Godspell, and Sparky in Alexandra’s debut teaching
Forever Plaid. He has worked in over 50 at The Stadium Theatre. She
productions as actor, director, stage has a Masters in Fine Arts in
manager, lighting and sound technician. theatre performance from
He is a long standing education instructor Rhode Island College where
at the Theatre as well as the Drama Director she is an adjunct faculty member of the
at Mercymount Country Day School and Theatre Department. She is also the
North Cumberland Middle School. He Director of Performing Arts at Saint Thomas
is enrolled at Berklee College of Music Regional School. Alexandra has directed
persuing a degree in music production. and choreographed children’s theatre at
(The Stadium Theatre reserves the right to change an instructor for any class at anytime.)
23the Ogunquit Playhouse, The Watertown Joseph directed Ghost: the Musical starring
Children’s Theatre, Beaver Country Day Natalie Weiss, and West Side Story at White
School, and Exeter/West Greenwich High Plains Performing Arts Center.
School. She has also performed in musicals
all over New England, including Young Jennifer Webb, of Shrewsbury,
Frankenstein, A Chorus Line, Nine, Jekyll and Massachusetts, has worked
Hyde, Seussical, and West Side Story. with Shrewsbury Public
Schools for the past fifteen
Dillon Tognacci is currently years as a theater teacher,
attending Berklee College director and choreographer.
of Music studying for his She manages, produces, directs, and
Bachelors Degree in Music choreographs an average of eight
& Arts Management. He has productions per season. Jennifer pushes
been active with the Stadium her students to analyze their characters,
Theatre since 2006. He is employed at and create in-depth work that leads to
the theatre as a director, educational high quality performances on stage.
instructor and in stage management. Jennifer appeared in both the National and
Dillon has directed The Lion King Jr., European tours of A Chorus Line with Tony
Bring It On The Musical, Elf The Musical Jr. Garza and Lois Englund, where she played
and many others. Some of his favorite Bebe and Diana. Other performance credits
past roles include: George in Godspell, include Kate in Dancing at Lughnasa, and
Lord Farquuad in Shrek The Musical, and Midge in Nice Work If You Can Get It. Most
Congregant in The Hunchback of Notre recently, Jennifer has choreographed the
Dame. Outside of the theatre Dillon is Stadium Theatre’s productions of A Chorus
an independent Pop/EDM recording Line, Tarzan, A Christmas Carol and Shrek.
artist under the stage name Shaded
Glitch. He was recently signed to the Stephanie Rose Witz
music management company Xperience earned her Bachelors in
Creative and has opened for household Music Education from
artist such as: Aubrey O’day, Dev, Neon University of Rhode Island.
Hitch, The X Factor Tour. She works as a music teacher
at Blackstone Valley Prep
Joseph C. Walsh from Boston, Middle School. She has been a Theatre
Massachusetts, and holds a Counselor in the Stadium’s education
BFA in Theatre Production/ Theatre for seven years. She has worked
Stage Management from on several productions, ranging from
Emerson College and a performing, costuming, music direction
Master’s in Directing from and production assistant. Favorite roles she
Goldmsith’s College, University of London. has performed include Rosie in Bye Bye Birdie,
Joseph served as a professor of Acting and Sophia in Neil Simon’s Fools, and Babette in
Directing for the Cork School of Music. Beauty and the Beast.
During his time in Ireland, he directed
critically acclaimed productions of Hairspray
and Singin’ in the Rain. In London’s West End
he served as Resident Director on When
Harry Met Sally (starring Molly Ringwald
and Michael Landes). Joseph spent three
seasons as the Touring Director for White
Horse Theatre, where his work was seen
across Europe and Japan. Most recently
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