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Summer Theatre at a Distance 2020 Staff

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Katherine Maynard
Stage Manager
Katherine’s love for theatre runs deeply, as she has vivid memories of her parents bringing her to Broadway as a young girl. She is extremely proud of her most important role as Mother to four outstanding children, all of whom love the theatre as much as she does. While being onstage is not her aspiration; we are lucky to have her backstage as her strengths for organization, management, and creativity are endless. She has worked with the Corinth MS/HS Drama club for several years in areas such as student management, costume design, prop production, lead hair and make-up artist and stage management. Katherine holds a Master’s of Special Education degree from Salem State College, which aids in her ability to interact and connect with our actors with an increased understanding of how they learn and communicate.
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Sarah Lueck
Choreographer
Sarah has been with the Adirondack Center Stage for 11  years now. She began by acting in the ensemble in Willy Wonka Jr. in 2009. She continued to act on stage in numerous productions with both Adirondack Center Stage as well as the Corinth MS/HS Drama club. Some of her favorite roles include The Dormouse in Alice in Wonderland and the Fairy Godmother in Roger and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Throughout her years on stage she has dabbled in many aspects of theatre. She was assistant costume designer for The Lion King Jr. and props master for Willy Wonka. However, dancing is Sarah’s true passion. She has been dancing since she was three. She took 14 years of classical ballet classes at Adirondack Repertory Dance Theatre, as well as 5 years of tap and 7 years of jazz/ musical theatre. She was assistant choreographer for Alice in Wonderland, It’s Up to You New York, New York, and The Lion King Jr. Sarah then transitioned to choreographer for The Night Before Christmas as well as Theatre at a Distance (TAAD). She continues to grow in her dance ability by taking dance classes at college while she pursues her degree in Music Education from the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam.
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Jonathan Granger
Music Director
Jonathan has been Musical Director/Accompanist for over 20 productions. Most recently he was the elementary band director at Hadley-Luzerne CSD.  He was Musical Director for Disney The Little Mermaid for the 2018 Summer Theatre Workshop Some notable productions he has musically directed include: Anything Goes, Little Shop of Horrors, bare: A Pop Opera, RENT, Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr., and 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. At age eight, Jonathan started piano lessons and continued his training for two decades. Jonathan has earned four platinum and two gold rankings with his choruses over three years in the "Great East Festival" and his Select Chorus was chosen to perform at Carnegie Hall in 2014. He is actively involved in the local community through the choral group "Adirondack Voices," the Glens Falls Lions Club, and promoting advocacy for the deaf and hard of hearing.​
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Jovanni Mosca
Technical Director
Jovanni most recently directed The Night Before Christmas for the Hometown Christmas event hosted by the Town of Corinth Image Committee. Jovanni is a rising senior at Corinth High School and a freshman at SUNY Adirondack, pursuing his high school and college programs simultaneously. One of his most lauded performances was lead role of "The Baker" in Into the Woods where he danced, sang and made fairytale magic seem to come to life (2019). This is his 18th production with Adirondack Center Stage. Jovanni is a President's Honors student who performs in several a capella groups, high school chorus, concert and jazz bands, and is a seasoned dancer (jazz, tap, lyrical). He intends to pursue a career in cybersecurity and computer networking, while continuing to participate in theatrical productions in his free time.

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Meghan Maynard
Costume Designer
​This is Meghan’s third year with the Summer Program.  She is thrilled to take on the commitment of the head costume designer. Meghan is currently Wardrobe Supervisor at Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany. Meghan also costumed several productions while at SUNY Oneonta including: Stop Kiss, The Good Person, Colony Collapse, Peter and the Starcatcher, Romeo and Juliet; as well as solo designer on The Actor’s Nightmare and Titanic. She has also assisted in costuming numerous productions with Corinth MS/HS Drama club over the years. 
Her ultimate goal is always to help the actors shine and create a visual masterpiece for the audience.

Summer Workshop Administrators

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Kendra Schieber
Executive Producer & Grants Administrator
Kendra is an artist and arts enthusiast. She has worked as executive producer and grants administrator for the Summer Theatre Workshop for many years, each year successfully reapplying for multiple program grants. In the program's second year, she directed Willy Wonka Jr. She has been a set and props painter and designer for ACS productions and for plays with Glens Falls Community Theatre as well. Kendra attended the Art Students League in New York City and University of Pennsylvania. She runs her own business, The Sign Studio, which has given Corinth, the surrounding area, and parts of Bucks County, PA a collection of picturesque signs and logos for businesses, churches, and municipalities. She volunteers as Treasurer of the Corinth School CSEA, as Secretary of the Board of Directors at Saratoga Arts, as Secretary and Treasurer of To the Himalayas With Love, Inc. and is a founding member and past president of The Philadelphia Calligraphers' Society. She loves traveling, skiing, canoeing, hiking, and plein air painting.
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