I am so very proud of the students of Grissom High School Theatre for the hard work they put in on this production. It was my first production with them
Category: directing
This was my very last theatre production with Missouri Western State University and, unfortunately, one of the last productions of their Department of Theatre, Cinema, and Dance. The following year,
This production was so much fun! Working with our students on their British RP accents, the comic timing, and building this production from the ground up was the absolute best.
Every now and then, those productions come along which provide one with the opportunity to both overcome adversities and blaze social trails for the community. This was that production. This small,
This project proved to be quite a surprise to me. I knew this show, but not to the extent that I knew some others. So, I entered this one with
Credits: Musical Direction: James McQuillen Conductor: Lory Lacy Choreographer: Stefanie Stevens Scenic Design/Technical Direction: Holly Breuer Lighting Design: Jeff Stover Costume Design: Sonia Hanson Photography: Brian Paulette
This project was so much fun to work on. Riley Bayer, Ronald Baker, and Antonio Daniels-Braziel absolutely rocked this show. We were also fortunate to have the help of two
In the summer of 2015, I had the great pleasure of spending several weeks with the good folks at Palm Canyon Theatre in Palm Springs, CA. I directed their summer
Rounding out the school year, Missouri Western took a trip to Urinetown. This show featured some outstanding performances by our students and, I’m happy to say, a chance to work
In the summer of 2014, I was invited to direct The Music Man for Western Playhouse in Saint Joseph. I was very happy with the result! Scenic Design: Jeannie Beirne
In the Fall of 2014, I was invited to direct Robidoux Resident Theatre’s production of SPAMALOT! In addition to being on my Musical Theatre Bucket List, much mayhem was created
Personally, this was one of those “mountain” shows. I had to climb it to prove to myself that I could. As an undergrad, this play intimidated me because of its