Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival Opens Mel Brooks
Hilarious Broadway Hit The Producers

CENTER VALLEY, PA —June 3, 2025 —Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival proudly presents The Producers, the uproarious, Tony Award-winning musical comedy that took Broadway by storm. Based on Mel Brooks’ Oscar-winning 1967 film, this side-splitting satire hits the Main Stage at the Labuda Center for the Performing Arts at DeSales University, delivering nonstop laughs, show-stopping dance numbers, and an outrageously entertaining story. Previews are June 11 and 12, with Opening Night on June 13; running through June 29.

A record-breaking Broadway smash, The Producers holds the distinction of winning the most Tony Awards ever for a single production—including Best Musical. With a riotous score by Mel Brooks, this cult-classic musical comedy follows down-on-his-luck producer Max Bialystock (Scott Greer) and timid accountant Leo Bloom (Michael Doherty) as they scheme to produce the worst show ever and pocket the profits. But when their outrageous plan backfires and their disaster becomes a surprise hit, chaos—and comedy—ensues.

Scott Greer (Max Bialystock), a six-time Barrymore Award winner—including the prestigious F. Otto Haas Award—returns to PSF following last season’s The Merry Wives of Windsor and The Play That Goes Wrong. A 32-year stage veteran, Greer has performed with nearly every major Philadelphia company, including the Arden, Walnut Street Theatre, People’s Light, and the Wilma.

Barrymore Award winner Michael Doherty (Leo Bloom) has appeared in over 70 regional theatre productions across the country. Doherty’s credits span the Guthrie Theater, Berkeley Repertory (Theatre Bay Area Award), and Off-Broadway’s 59E59, alongside Philadelphia appearances at the Wilma and Arden, among many others.

Helming the production is director Jennifer Childs, who directed last season’s hit The Play That Goes Wrong. Select regional credits include POTUS (Arden Theatre) and Noises Off (Delaware Theatre Company). As Producing Artistic Director of 1812 Productions, Philadelphia’s all-comedy theatre, she has created over 25 original works.

“I’m thrilled to have Scott Greer and Michael Doherty leading this production—they’re extraordinary actors and clowns, with a knack for vintage comedy. Alongside the incredible Anthony Lawton, and our powerhouse ensemble, they bring this riotous show to life with hilarious cameos, ebullient songs, and ferocious tap numbers,” said Childs.

Lawton, alongside Greer in last season’s The Play that Goes Wrong, will continue his comedic streak as the wildly unhinged playwright Franz Liebkind. A Philadelphia theatre staple for over three decades, and recent Barrymore winner for Faith Healer (2024), he has captivated audiences in roles from Of Mice and Men to Romeo and Juliet. A gifted playwright, his works The Foocy and The Light Princess have earned multiple Barrymore nominations.

Joining Greer, Doherty, and Lawton are Broadway veterans Nicole Benoit as the dazzling Swedish Ulla, Robi Hager as the flamboyant Carmen Ghia, and Jamison Stern as the over-the-top director Roger DeBris.

Nicole Benoit reprises her role as Ulla—a part she’s mastered in multiple productions. A true triple threat, she has dazzled audiences from Broadway to international stages with iconic turns as Roxie Hart in Chicago, Sally Bowles in Cabaret, and, of course, Ulla in The Producers.

Robi Hager (Carmen Ghia) brings Broadway pedigree from Spring Awakening, Bye Bye Birdie, and How to Succeed…, alongside regional acclaim in Fun Home, Assassins, and many others. Offstage, he’s an accomplished composer, with original musicals like Little Duende (O’Neill Center) and Siluetas (world premiere Power Street Theatre).

Jamison Stern (Roger DeBris) currently stars as Paul in After Forever—the Amazon Prime series winner of six Daytime Emmys, including Best Digital Drama. Stern boasts impressive Broadway and National Tour credits, including Little Shop of Horrors and Beauty and the Beast. Regionally, he’s shined in Torch Song, La Cage Aux Folles, Young Frankenstein, and many others.

Choreographer Tara Jeanne Vallee brings Broadway flair (Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy) to The Producers’ show-stopping numbers. Her credits span Off-Broadway, National Tours, prestigious regional theatres, and the Grand Ole Opry stage, along with work for Disney, Cedar Fair Entertainment, and Virgin Voyages.

Chris Burcheri (Music Director) leads the cast in the vibrant score, fresh off Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella at Music Circus and acclaimed productions like Jersey Boys, Dreamgirls, Kinky Boots, and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.

The creative team transporting audiences to 1950s Broadway includes David P. Gordon (Scenic Designer), Rebecca R. Callan (Costume Coordinator), Mike Inwood (Lighting Designer), Damien Figueras (Sound Designer), and Andrea D’Andria (Puppet Designer). Rounding out the team are Kim Carson (Intimacy Director), Thomas E. Shotkin (Production Stage Manager), and Abigail Sturgis (Assistant Stage Manager).

Tickets can be purchased online at PAShakespeare.org, or by calling the box office at 610.282.WILL [9455], or in person at the Labuda Center for the Performing Arts on the campus of DeSales University, in Center Valley, PA. Discounts are available for military, seniors, students, and groups of 10+.

PSF invites patrons to enrich their theatre experience with a variety of engaging opportunities. Celebrate with the artists at the Opening Night Champagne Reception on June 13, or dive deeper into the production during post-show talkbacks with cast members following Thursday performances on June 19 and 26. Enjoy a specialty dinner and conversation with the director on Wednesday, June 25, at 5pm (reservations required). For a behind-the-scenes look, join us for a special Epilogue and backstage tour on Saturday, June 21, at 10am. Adding to the ambiance, patrons can relax to live music “On the Green” before each performance. In its ongoing commitment to accessibility, PSF will also offer an open-captioned and audio-described performance on Saturday, June 21, at 2pm.

The Production Sponsors for The Producers are Lee & Dolly Butz and Alvin H. Butz Construction Manager. The Co-sponsors are Air Products, Diefenderfer Electrical Contractors, and Fitzpatrick, Lentz, and Bubba Attorneys at Law. The Orchestra Co-sponsors are
Klunk & Millan Advertising and Uline.

The Festival’s 2025 Season Sponsors are Marilyn McDonald, MD and Joe Folger. The Associate Season Sponsors are Mary Bongiorno, Linda Lapos and Paul Wirth, Kathleen Kund Nolan and Timothy E. Nolan, Yvonne Payne and Edward Spitzer, The Szarko Family, and Harry C. Trexler Trust.

Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival is the Lehigh Valley’s professional equity theater hosted on the campus of DeSales University.

Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, the official Shakespeare Festival of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, features acclaimed actors from Broadway, television, and film, and is the summer home to over 200 artists from around the country, including winners and nominees of the Tony, Obie, Emmy, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Jefferson, and Barrymore Awards.

 

The 2025 Summer Theatre Series—

“Play On!” Community Tour – William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing

May 30 to June 15 | Directed by Jason King Jones

Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival’s “Play On!” Community Tour brings free performances of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing to libraries, parks, and community centers all over the region.

 

On the Main Stage:

The Producers – June 11 to June 29  

Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks. Book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan.

Directed by Jennifer Childs

Choreographed by Tara Jeanne Vallee

Adapted from Brooks’ 1967 film, this laugh-a-minute romp features larger-than-life characters, wickedly funny double entendres, and splashy show-stopping musical numbers. With a truly hysterical book co-written by Brooks and Thomas Meehan, The Producers proudly proclaims itself an “equal opportunity offender,” skewering Broadway traditions with enough chutzpah to fill Times Square!

 

Hamlet – July 9 to August 3

By William Shakespeare

Directed by Lindsay Smiling

Shakespeare’s masterpiece delves into the depths of human thought, revealing the darkness that lies beneath loyalty, love, and justice. Experience the pulse-pounding tension and psychological intrigue that have made this play endure for centuries. Hamlet will play in repertory with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.

 

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead – July 17 to August 2

By Tom Stoppard

Directed by Jason King Jones

Lost in a Shakespearean drama they barely understand, two glorified extras from Hamlet stumble into the spotlight. Watch as our hapless heroes flip coins (which mysteriously keep landing heads), ponder the meaning of life (spoiler: they don’t figure it out), and wonder if they’re actually the main characters in someone else’s tragedy. Occasionally, the “real” play crashes their existential party, sending them into a panic of “Wait, which one am I again?” Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead will play in rotating repertory.

 

In the Schubert Theatre:

Penelope – May 28 to June 8

Music and Lyrics by Alex Bechtel.
Book by Alex Bechtel, Grace McLean, and Eva Steinmetz.
Based on writings in The Odyssey by Homer

Directed by Eva Steinmetz

A Co-production with Theatre Horizon

This witty musical flips the script on the dutiful wife history wants you to believe in—Penelope’s done being a footnote in her husband’s epic; this time, she’s writing her own odyssey. With soulful songs, razor-sharp storytelling, and an onstage band doubling as her modern-day Greek chorus, Penelope transforms the tale you thought you knew into a solo cabaret act like no other.

A Raisin in the Sun – June 25 to July 13
By Lorraine Hansberry

Directed by Akeem Davis

The members of the Younger family dream bigger than the cramped apartment where they live on the south side of Chicago. When a life-changing insurance check arrives, three generations are suddenly given the chance to turn their hopes into reality. As they navigate the complex landscape of 1950s America, the Younger family discovers that unity, resilience, and love can overcome even the toughest challenges in their pursuit of a better life.

 

Timon of Athens – “Extreme Shakespeare”
July 23 to August 3
By William Shakespeare

Timon of Athens, once the life of every party and generous benefactor, finds himself abandoned when his fortune runs dry. Betrayed by those he trusted most, his legendary generosity turns to seething rage, transforming him from Athens’ favorite host to its most dangerous outcast. Performed “Extreme Shakespeare” style—actors arrive with lines learned, rehearse on their own, and open within days. No directors. No designers. Just pure adrenaline and raw talent unleashed on Shakespeare’s blistering commentary on wealth and loyalty.

 

Children’s Theatre Productions:

The Princess and The Frog Prince | July 4 to August 2 | Schubert Theatre

By Jason King Jones | Based on the Grimms’ Fairy Tale | Directed by Jessica Bedford
This fresh spin on the classic tale follows a basketball-loving princess who’d rather shoot hoops than wait for Prince Charming. But when her ball rolls into a well, she meets an unlikely hero—a talking frog under a magical spell. As friendship sparks, the duo proves that sometimes your perfect match is the teammate you least expect.

 

Shakespeare for Kids (S4K) presents Hamlet | July 23 to August 2 | Main Stage

By Erin Sheffield | Directed by Matt Pfeiffer

A high energy one-hour production, S4K activates imaginations and generates laughs for the entire family. Using a combination of songs, puppets, and scenes from William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, S4K provides families with the opportunity to introduce children to Shakespeare in a welcoming, super kid-friendly environment.

 

The Festival will host its annual Community Day event on Saturday, June 28, 2025. The event will take place on the mall and in front of the Labuda Center for the Performing Arts at DeSales University.

 

Artistic Leadership:

 

JASON KING JONES (Artistic Director) is excited to embark on his third year with PSF. In his first two seasons, Jason expanded the organization’s footprint to include the “Play On!” Community Tour, the launch of Shakespeare 4 Kids to libraries, and Community Day. Prior to moving to the Lehigh Valley with his family, Jason spent ten years at Maryland’s Olney Theatre Center, where he served as Senior Associate Artistic Director and Artistic Director of National Players. In the past twenty-six years Jason has directed over seventy-five productions, mentored hundreds of early-career theatre makers, and established various in-school and summer educational programs. He is an Acting Company alumnus, a proud member of the PSF Board, the Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Nonprofit & Business Partners Council, and the Shakespeare Theatre Association’s Executive Committee. Jason holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from Missouri State and an MFA in Directing from Boston University.

 

CASEY WILLIAM GALLAGHER (Managing Director) has worked at PSF for 26 seasons. Over the years he was a box office intern, a stage management intern, the assistant house manager, box office manager, company manager, assistant producer, director of development and worked directly with PSF Founder Jerry Schubert in the early years of the organization. Since 2004, in his role as general manager and later managing director, he served as the administrative leader of the Festival, working very closely with former Producing Artistic Director Patrick Mulcahy and the box office, business, development, marketing and production departments. Since 2023, Casey is co-leader of the Festival with Artistic Director Jason King Jones. Beyond PSF, Casey was treasurer for the Shakespeare Theatre Association, director of audience services for The People’s Light & Theatre Company, a board member for Civic Theatre of Allentown, a peer panelist for the New Jersey Council on the Arts and a judge for the Greater Philadelphia Barrymore Awards for excellence in theatre.

 

Artists and Creative Team:

NICOLE BENOIT (Ulla) Broadway & International: Chicago (13 years, 4 countries, 7 roles including Roxie), My Fair Lady. Other favorite stage credits: Cabaret (Sally), Legally Blonde (Brooke Wyndham), Carnegie Hall, Paper Mill Playhouse, Riverside Theatre, Bristol Riverside Theatre.

MICHAEL DOHERTY (Leo Bloom)  has appeared in over 70 regional theatre productions across the country. Philly: Wilma Theater, Arden Theatre, People’s Light, Bristol Riverside Theater, Theatre Horizon (Barrymore Award), 1812 Productions, DE Theater Company, Theatre Exile. Off-B’way/Regional: 59E59, Guthrie Theater, Berkeley Repertory Theatre (Theater Bay Area Award), UT Shakespeare Festival, AL Shakespeare Festival, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Denver Center, Cleveland Play House, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, CT Repertory Theatre, Gulfshore Playhouse. TV: Wu Tang: An American Saga (Hulu), Take My Muffin (Toonbox Studios). His new play, Dogberry and Verges Are Scared, will have a rolling world premiere beginning this fall in the Philly Fringe.

SCOTT GREER (Max Bialystock) Scott is thrilled to be back at the PSF, where he last appeared in Merry Wives and The Play That Goes Wrong. He is a 32 year veteran of Philadelphia theatre and has worked for Arden, Walnut, 1812, Exile, InterAct, Wilma, Peoples Light, DE Theatre Company, Act II Playhouse and many more. Regionally, he has worked for Actors Theatre of Louisville, Round House, and the Pearl Theatre in New York. He has won six Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre, including the F. Otto Haas Award for an Emerging Theatre Artist. He was named “Best Theatre Talent” by Philadelphia Magazine.

ROBI HAGER (Carmen Ghia) Broadway: Spring Awakening, How to Succeed…, Bye Bye Birdie and Doctor Zhivago. Tour and Regional: Spring Awakening, Fun Home, Jonathan in tick, tick…Boom!, Assassins, and others. As a composer, his musical Little Duende was accepted at the O’Neill Center for their ‘21 NMTC, ‘21 NAMT festival, Rhinebeck Writer’s Retreat, and Lortel 121 project. His other musical Siluetas was also accepted the following year at O’Neill Center’s 2022 NMTC and received a world premiere production with Power Street Theatre in Philadelphia June ‘24.

ANTHONY LAWTON (Franz Liebkind) Anthony Lawton has acted in Philadelphia for thirty-three years. Favorite roles include George in Of Mice and Men (Walnut); Coleman in The Lonesome West (Lantern); and Friar Laurence in Romeo and Juliet (Arden). In 2005, Lawton wrote The Foocy.  Lantern’s production of this play garnered 5 Barrymore nominations (including Best New Play). His Light Princess earned 8 nominations, also including Best New Play. Barrymore for Best Supporting Actor, Faith Healer, 2024. He also performs solo productions of The Devil and Billy Markham, The Great Divorce and The Screwtape Letters.

JAMISON STERN (Roger DeBris) currently stars as Paul in After Forever on Amazon Prime, (Winner 6 Daytime Emmys including Best Digital Drama). Broadway and National Tours: By Jeeves (Bingo), How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Palm Springs), Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour/Orin), and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Lumiere). Regional Theatre: Torch Song (Arnold-1812 Productions), Into the Woods (Baker, NC Theatre), Fully Committed (Sam- Hartford Theaterworks), The Legend of Georgia McBride (Tracy Mills, Playmakers Rep and Hartford Theatreworks), La Cage Aux Folles (Albin,Goodspeed Musicals and Pioneer Theatre), Parade (Hugh Dorsey, The Rev Theatre), Young Frankenstein (Frederic Frankenstein-Fulton Theatre), [title of show] (Hunter- Theatreworks Palo Alto), She Loves Me (Kodaly, Rubicon Theatre) Black Comedy, Invention of Love, As Bees in Honey Drown, (Alley Theatre). Film & TV: Annabelle Hooper and the Ghosts of Nantucket, My Bakery in Brooklyn, Day Zero, Hightown, Law & Order, The Entrepreneurs.

CHRIS BURCHERI (Music Director)  iRecent productions include Dreamgirls; Elf; Jersey Boys; Beautiful The Carole King Musical; and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. Also recently on Broadway at Music Circus (Rodgers+Hammerstein’s Cinderella), Bucks County Playhouse (Kinky Boots), Villanova University, Rutgers—Camden, and Arcadia University. University of PA graduate.

REBECCA R CALLAN (Costume Coordinator) PSF: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] [again] (Costume Designer), Little Red (Assistant Costume Designer), An Iliad (Costume Coordinator), Costume Shop Manager (2021-2024) DeSales: The Servant of Two Masters (Costume Designer), Side By Side By Sondheim (Costume Designer), Spoon River Anthology (Costume Designer), Trojan Women (Costume Designer) College of Wooster: The Tempest (Costume Designer), Eurydice (Costume Designer), Normal Heart (Costume Designer), Medea (Costume Designer) University of Houston: Intimate Apparel (Costume Designer), Bus Stop (Costume Designer), Julius Caesar (Costume Designer) Cedar Crest College: Costume Designer for 30+ productions. Rebecca has an MFA from the University of Houston.

JENNIFER CHILDS (Director) PSF: The Play That Goes Wrong (Director). Regional: POTUS and What the Constitution Means to Me (Arden Theatre Company), Noises Off (DE Theatre Company), Last of the Red Hot Lovers (Walnut Street Theatre). Jen is the Producing Artistic Director of 1812 Productions: Philadelphia’s All Comedy Theatre Company for which she has created over 25 original works of theater including the annual political humor show This is the Week That Is. Her solo shows I Will Not Go Gently and Why I’m Scared of Dance have been performed across the country including City Theatre in Pittsburgh, People’s Light, the Kohler Performing Arts Center in Wisconsin and Theatre B in Fargo among others.

ANGEL D’ANDRIA (Puppet Designer/Fabricator) is so excited to be joining PSF’s team this summer. She has previously designed puppets for Parkland High School’s Finding Nemo Jr. (Nemo, Marlin, Dory, and Sharks), Eyer Middle School’s Frozen Jr. (Sven and Olaf), and Civic Theater’s Beetlejuice Jr. (Sandworm and Roasted Pig), as well as performed as the puppeteer for Milky White, which she fabricated for Munopco Music Theater’s Into the Woods. She is a recent graduate of Cedar Crest College with a focus in theatrical sculpture and puppetry.

DAMIEN FIGUERAS (Sound Designer) is a 7-time Barrymore nominated designer. Recent credits include: Party Face (Off-Broadway, NY City Center), Intimate Apparel (Arden Theatre Company), Beehive (Walnut Street Theatre), Peter and the Starcatcher (DE Theatre Company), Lovesong (Inis Nua Theatre), The Play That Goes Wrong (1812 Productions), a hit dog will holler (Azuka Theatre), Kiss (Wilma Theater), Tick Tick Boom (Theatre Horizon), Rose: You Are Who You Eat (Bearded Ladies Cabaret). In addition to his design work, Damien is the Production Manager for Wolf Performing Arts Center and is a founding member of Apartment 20 Theatre.

DAVID P. GORDON (Scenic Designer) PSF: Oklahoma!, The Taming of the Shrew, Blithe Spirit. David has worked extensively on and Off-Broadway and has designed over 300 productions for theatres and opera companies in the US and abroad. New York: Public Theater, TFANA, CSC, EST, Women’s Project, Pearl. Regional: Arden, Wilma, Walnut St., PTC, PLTC, Hartford Stage, Old Globe, Long Wharf, Williamstown, Goodspeed, Huntington, McCarter, Westport, Chicago Shakespeare, Kennedy Center. Opera: NYC Opera, L.A. Opera, Lincoln Center, Juilliard, Seattle Opera, FL Grand Opera, Des Moines Metro Opera, Opera Theatre of St. Louis, Berkshire Opera, Nashville Opera, Sarasota Opera. Awards: Six Barrymore Awards, Elliot Norton Award, and CT Critics Circle, Carbonell and IRNE nominations. Chair, Dept. of Theater at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University. Website: davidpgordondesign.com.

MIKE INWOOD (Lighting Designer) is an Emmy Award-winning artist working across many different genres of lighting design. In Philadelphia, Mike’s work has been seen at The Arden, PTC, People’s Light, Theatre Horizon, The Lantern, 1812 and Opera Philadelphia. Mike also works as a part of the Bearded Ladies Cabaret, most recently designing the lighting for their Late Night Snacks festival. In New York, Mike’s designs have been seen on stage at Playwrights Horizons, Ars Nova, Signature Theatre, Second Stage and BAM.

IAN ROSE (Fight Director) has choreographed fights for commercials, film, and stage for over thirty years. Ian’s theater credits include Broadways’ Booth Theater (Les Liaisons Dangereuses with Liev Schrieber and Janet McTeer), the Bridewell Theatre in London, MTM Studios in Rome, Riverside Shakespeare and Interborough Repertory Theatre in New York City, the Whole Theatre in New Jersey, and Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. He is a frequent choreographer in Philadelphia with numerous credits at The Arden, Quintessence Theatre Group and the Wilma, including the Pulitzer Prize winning original production of James Ijames Fat Ham. His film work includes the documentary Philadelphia: The Great Experiment–Disorder and A Winter’s Tale. Ian is delighted to return to Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival and is enormously thankful to Lindsay Smiling for his confidence.

THOMAS E. SHOTKIN (Stage Manager) PSF: The Play That Goes Wrong. 1812 Productions: The Play That Goes Wrong, This Is the Week That Is, Our Show Of Shows, To The Moon, The Four of Us, Bat Boy: The Musical, and many more. Arden Theatre Company: POTUS, Assassins, Our Town, The Syringa Tree.  Montgomery Theater: The 39 Steps. People’s Light:  Sense & Sensibility, I Will Not Go Gently, Row By Row, End Days. Theatre Exile: The Lieutenant of Inishmore. Arena Stage:  Elephant Room.

ABIGAIL STURGIS (Assistant Stage Manager) Select stage management credits: Walnut Street Theatre: Hay Fever, Driving Miss Daisy, Jersey Boys; Groucho: A Life in Revue; Disney’s Beauty and the Beast; Moana, Jr.; Media Theatre: Rent; Quintessence Theatre Group: Flyin’ West; The Skin of Our Teeth; Opera Philadelphia: 10 Days in a Madhouse; Act II Playhouse: A Couple of Swells; Really Good Tidings. Proud graduate of Temple University.

TARA JEANNE VALLEE (Choreographer) She has created for the Broadway stage in Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy, as well as shows Off Broadway, aboard cruise ships, on television, National Tours, prestigious regional theatres and on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry. As Director/Choreographer (select credits): Beautiful, The Little Mermaid, Triumph of Love, Mary Poppins, Elf, Annie, Bring it On, Kinky Boots, The Producers, Pippin, Cabaret,  On the Town, Joseph…Dreamcoat, They’re Playing our Song, and School of Rock. Tara Jeanne has also creatively developed and directed shows for Cedar Fair Entertainment, Virgin Voyages, and is on staff as a Choreographer for Walt Disney World Live Entertainment. In the DC area, she has garnered 4 Helen Hayes Award nominations for Outstanding Choreography.

KIM CARSON (Intimacy Director) She also currently serves as Theatre Director at Dieruff High School. Before joining PSF, Kim served in the Allentown School District, Saucon Valley School District, LV Charter High School for the Arts, and for the last 20 years, has worked as a professional actor, director, playwright, and photographer. Credits include 59 E 59, Walnut Street Theatre, Arden Theatre Co, Fulton Theatre, Peoples Light, John W. Engeman Theatre, Delaware Theatre, Philadelphia Theatre Co, Theatre Exile, and many more. Kim has received two Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre in Philadelphia.

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Tina Louise Slak