TEACHING

  • Lantrip Players

    We do warmups in a circle all together. We do three types of games: physical, vocal, and focus

    Lesson Plan

  • Stephanie's School of Dance

    This picture is me teaching choreography to some of my lyrical 3 students. I am currently an instructor for Musical Theatre Classes and lyrical classes there.

    Stephanie's website

  • Ovation Theatre Boot Camp

    I taught tap and hip hop workshops for Dawson High School’s “Ovation Theatre Boot Camp”

    Ovation Website

  • Choreography

    I have choreographed for Dawson High School’s production of Matilda (pictured) and UH Musical Theatre Organization Cabaret

    My YouTube

Study Guides -

Study Guides -

What Is A Study Guide?

Study guides are a collaboration between all Theatre Education students. They are a collection of arts-integrated, TEKs-based lesson plans, interviews with cast and crew, and some extra fun stuff!

Urinetown

By: Greg Kotis

“In the not-so-distant future, a terrible water shortage has led to a crisis! If the poor don’t obey the strict laws prohibiting free urination, they’ll be sent to the dreaded and mysterious “Urinetown.” But the poor stage a revolt, led by a brave young hero, for the freedom to pee “wherever you like, whenever you like, for as long as you like, and with whomever you like.” This Tony Award-winning Broadway favorite is a smart, wickedly funny, satirical romp.” (KGMCA, 2024)

Everything Rises

By: Sage Mitchell

“Everything’s calling Elliot back to Sherwood, Texas. Four years after the death of his best friend, Elliot returns home to give his statement. Through flashes from the past and connections in the present, Elliot faces the grittiness of his grief and finds hope along the way. Everything Rises is an exploration of queer love, life in a small town, found family, and what people are capable of when fueled by hate.” (KGMCA, 2024)