School House Rock Live! JR.

School House Rock Live! JR. - November 18 - November 19, 2016

Wayne Highlands Middle School

Who's Who In The Crew

Scott D. Miller

Director

has been in theatre for more than twenty years in musicals, plays, and dance. Mr. Miller, an award winning director has had his shows nominated and received several awards over the last decade, for Best Production, Best Actor, and Best Musical Revival. Musical productions include Bye Bye Birdie, CHESS, Once Upon a Mattress, You Can Hear the Drums, West Side Story, Guys and Dolls, Coming of Age, The Music Man, Jekyll and Hyde, Pippin, Sound of Music, No No Nanette, Two by Two, Disney's The Little Mermaid, Friday Knight Fever, Pajama Game, Into the Woods, Les Miserables, Annie, Oliver, The Nifty Fifties, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Oklahoma, A Little Princess, The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, On the Town, Pirates of Penzance, Schoolhouse Rock, HONK, Little Shop of Horrors, and Cinderella. Mr. Miller serves as the Director of Technology at Wayne Highlands and is very proud to direct this amazing cast and crew of School House Rock Live!
Martha Curtis

Musical Director

has been the Musical Director for several Middle and High School productions for Wayne Highlands. She has also co-directed productions at HHS. Some of her favorite productions include Seussical and Beauty and the Beast. Mrs. Curtis is currently the Choral Director and teaches Piano, Music Theory, and General Music Appreciation. To the cast and crew - Thank you for all of your hard work!
Jesse Florance

Choreographer

is a graduate DeSales University where she studied dance. In 2014 she was awarded for her dedication to the arts, and currently works as a dance teacher at Honesdale Dance Studio. She was an assistant choreographer for DeSales’ Performance of Chicago. She has studied extensively with Trinette Singleton, Lynne Mariani, Diane Orio, Beatriz Rodriguez, Olga Dvorovenko, Violet Verdi, and Brian Loftus.
Shawn Garing

Technical Director

has worked Technical Theater since 1994. He has run tech for more stage productions than he can remember, but enjoys the challenge of bringing each new show to life on stage. He is thankful for his crew of talented students who help make every show possible. School House Rock was his first show and he can’t wait to do it again.