Steve Henry, Director

      An actor, director, musician, composer, scenic artist, and playwright, Henry is a stage veteran of over forty years, appearing in such productions as: The King and I, A Christmas Carol, Death of a Salesman, and Brighton Beach Memoirs. He is as comfortable behind the scenes as on stage. He has been recognized for his set designs for Pirates of Penzance, Peter Pan, and local productions saluting composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. He appeared both in front and behind the camera in a decade of television shows.  A classic rock singer and musician, Henry shares his talents in the theater's recording studio with those students interested in guitar, drums, and song writing. He is a licensed and certified teacher. Most see Henry as a visionary, whose approach to the world of live theater is filled with ambition, experimentation, and a drive for innovation. His love of Broadway is evident in the design of his own theater which stands as a tribute to his work. A former soccer player and years as a high school and college coach, as well as a sky diver, Henry wants to be thought of as a teacher first. His philosophy is to provide his students with every opportunity to explore their full potential. As he has so often been quoted "The arts provide the opportunity to find out who you are and how you fit into the world around you'. 

 Jennie Henry, Dance Director

      Holding an extensive resume including 16 years of formal training and over a decade of competition experience, Ms. Henry's string of first and second place finishes has placed her in the top ten overall categories at every competition including: Showbiz, Headliners, Showstoppers, NYC Dance Alliance, Dance in Disney's Shoes, Starpower, Tremaine Rhee Gold, Dance Educators of America, and Just Dance. She also competed at the National level conducted by the New York City Dance Alliance. While in New York, Willis had the opportunity to dance with the cast of Miss Saigon, the original cast of Cats, Bring in da Noise-Bring in da Funk, Footloose, and Smokey Joe's Cafe. She worked with Alvin Alley and Steps on Broadway, and locally with The Spanish Lyric Theater. She returned to New York to perform at St. Patrick's Cathedral and Lincoln Center, where she was both performer and choreographer. Her innovation and creative choreography is a great asset to the company of Curtain Call.

    Miss Erin is an outstanding vocalist and actor. She continues her studies at Florida State University. She has a gift for directing and motivating young actors. She is experienced in every aspect of the theater and conducts some of the most popular summer workshops including the Salute to The Voice and American Idol show. 

 Victoria Yepes Brown, Instructor

            A graduate of Curtain Call Performing Arts Theater and The American International University in London, she received her degree in communication and theater arts. In London she performed in several productions. As a senior member of the theater, Miss Victoria co-produced Curtain Call's signature show, Salute to Broadway. She is a vocal coach and instructor who will be involved with all companies, and play a key role in all aspects of the musical theater productions.

 Craig Baker, Instructor

      A graduate of Curtain Call Performing Arts Theater and The American Music and Dramatic Arts Academy in New York, Mr. Craig is an alumni of  The New York Broadway Theater Project. He is an accomplished singer, actor and dancer. His extensive training and experiences in both academics, workshops, and competitive success, makes him a very valuable member of the Curtain Call staff. Students have a great love of the man and great respect for the performer. He will be teaching advanced studies in dance, voice, and acting. He will also be a co-producer of this season's Salute to Broadway series.

        Bridget Cleary        Tom Washburn       Kristi Washburn   Stephanie Ghafari    Sydney Spencer

       Administrative Assist.          Technical Director              Stage Manager                 Student Assistant             Student Aide

                                                         TENTATIVE FALL CLASS SCHEDULE

* Placement is determined by an evaluation of: age, experience and maturity. Students attend 2 days per week.

Juniors: (approx. age 6-8)    Monday 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.    and    Tuesday 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Preps:   (approx. age 9-12)  Monday 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.    and    Tuesday 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

Seniors (approx. age 13-up) Monday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.    and    Thursday 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. 

Mini, Sophomore, and Adult class days and times to be announced following registration.