ETC Staff

Stan Kang

Stan Kang

Executive Director and Board Member
A native of Washington, DC, Stan Kang is a professional actor, director and drama teacher. Most recently, he worked as a day player on the new Touchstone TV pilot 20 Questions. Other film and TV credits include: Fallen, 12 Monkeys, Murderous Intent, Homicide: Life in the Streets, The District and Undefeatable. He has worked as a stage actor with many local DC theatres, such as Washington Shakespeare Company, Studio Theater, Horizons Theatre, Washington Stage Guild, Scena Theater, and the Kennedy Center. He worked as a director with Asian Stories in America (ASIA), a theatre company that was committed to producing, performing and promoting works by Asian American playwrights. He directed the inaugural production of ASIA, Big Hunk of Burning Love and The Theory of Everything. He is a founding member and executive director of the Educational Theater Company. Stan was born in Washington, D.C. and trained locally at the Studio Theater Acting Conservatory.
Elizabeth Kitsos-Kang

Elizabeth Kitsos-Kang

Managing Director
Elizabeth Kitsos-Kang is a founding member and the Managing Director Of Educational Theatre Company. She earned her Master of Fine Arts in acting from the University of Virginia in 1991. Since then she has worked in the Washington area as a professional actor, teacher and director. An adjunct professor of acting at George Washington University since 1996, she has taught and directed at several local arts organizations including the George Washington University, Georgetown University, Bethesda Academy of Performing Arts, The Holton Arms School, Round House Theatre and The Educational Theatre Company (ETC). Elizabeth's involvement for ETC has included directing, acting, coaching and working as an ensemble leader on several productions. She continues to work on outreach projects in several Arlington Public Schools, including directing a number of long term-residencies, such as A Midsummer Night's Dream at Wakefield High School, Rainbow Fish at McKinley Elementary, and the Arlington Mill Improv Troup at Arlington Mill High School Continuation Program.

Since 1994, Elizabeth has also worked as a scriptwriter and director of issue-oriented theater (for adults and students) at George Washington and Georgetown Universities. In addition, Elizabeth adapts children's stories for the stage. Elizabeth is a proud member of the Actors Equity Association. Her professional acting credits include Tomorrowland (Theatre J), In Good Company: the Power Edition (Horizons Theater), The Invisible Room (the Kennedy Center), Escape from Happiness and Better Living (Roundhouse), and many other roles at Source, Horizons, Studio, Arena Stage and Washington Jewish Theater. Elizabeth won the Outstanding Lead Actress award at the Source Theatre Festival for her performance in Amstel in Tel-Aviv in 1996.
Elena Velasco

Elena Velasco

Teaching Associate
Elena Velasco, a member of SAG, AFTRA, and AEA, has been performing and directing professionally for over fifteen years, having appeared at the Kennedy Center, Theatre Alliance, Discovery Theatre, Imagination Stage, Signature Theatre STAGES, and in several films, commercials, and TV shows. Her directing and choreography credit highlights: Las Aventuras de Tio Conejo ,The Armadillo's Song (Synetic Family Theatre); Once on this Island , Big the musical, Seussical, Anything Goes (Chalice); 1776 (Keegan Theatre-choreography); Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, The Wizard of Oz, Anne of Green Gables, Seussical (MVCCT); Maricela de la Luz , Pajama Game, Cinderella, Pirates of Penzance, Into the Woods, Joseph and the...Dreamcoat (area family theaters). Her productions at Synetic Family Theater have also featured her work as a playwright and a composer.

Ms. Velasco also has worked for over a decade as a teaching artist in residencies and outreach programs throughout the DC Metropolitan area, partnering with such organizations as Synetic Family Theater, Imagination Quest, Interact Story Theater, the Newseum, Hirschorn Museum, and in public and private schools. As the Director of Outreach for Educational Theatre Company, she develops original student musicals and serves as director for their adult performing company, Shakespeare in the Schools. She earned her theatre degree, Magna Cum Laude, from Catholic University.

Ashley Hammond

Ashley Hammond

Director of Arts Partnerships and Teaching Associate
Ashley Hammond is a professional actress and acting teacher in the DC area.She attended the University of Kentucky, in her hometown of Lexington, Kentucky, where she received a BFA in acting. After college she toured with various children's theatres performing and teaching all over the eastern part of the country, as well as joining the Emerging Artists Ensemble for The Virginia Stage Company.Some of her acting credits include: Zoon Vader Productions: Laundry and Bourbon (Amy Lee); Capital Fringe Festival: The Object of My Obsession (Jessica); Virginia Stage Company:A Christmas Carol(Christmas Past), The Elephant Man (Pinhead); Cincinnati Children's Theatre: Lyle, Lyle Crocodile (Mother, Susie, Dancer), The Emperor's New Clothes (Empress); Lexington Shakespeare Festival: Robin Hood (Catherine), The Three Musketeers (Lady of the Night), Jesus Christ Superstar (Chorus); Lexington Studio Season: Proof (Catherine), Les Liaisons Dangereuse (Merteuil), The Tempest (Prospera). Ashley also teaches for The Little Theatre of Alexandria and the Mount Vernon Community Children's Theatre.
Samantha Foti

Samantha Foti

Teaching Associate and Production Stage Manager
Samantha comes to ETC after a ten year journey through many local theatre companies in Washington, DC. Samantha began as a stage manager in such theatres as Arena Stage, The Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and Imagination Stage then eventually moved into Production Management. She worked for almost five years at The Shakespeare Theatre Company as the Assistant and Associate Production Manager and eventually ended up as the Production Manager of Ford's Theatre. Samantha later returned to Imagination Stage and worked as an assistant teacher in their satellite teaching program. Samantha is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University where she received her B.A. in Theatre and French. Samantha is thrilled to be given the opportunity to bring her production and teaching skills to ETC.

Tom Mallan

Director of Professional Developement and Teaching Associate
A DC native, Tom has taught and directed theater and opera across the Washington area and overseas for over fifteen years. Directing credits include Washington Shakespeare, ETC, Le Neon, Glamonstrosity, and the In Series, as well as many school productions from Arlington Public Schools, to Ecuador, Costa Rica and Spain. He has given theatre and arts integration workshops to students and teachers throughout the US for the Kennedy Center, Washington Opera, Imagination Stage, Wolf Trap and ETC. His uniquely accessible adaptations of the classics have earned critical acclaim at home and abroad, including an International Award for Innovative Educational Practices for his bilingual productions of La Vida es Sueno and A Midsummer Night's Dream in Ecuador. Tom recently moved back to the US after directing and teaching theater in Barcelona, Spain.
Ben Kingsland

Ben Kingsland

Teaching Associate
Ben Kingsland is a proud employee of ETC. He was the workshop master for Olney Theatre Center's National Players, teaching workshops for children and adults everywhere from Georgia to South Dakota. He also toured and taught throughout Maryland with Maryland Shakespeare Festival. He is a teaching artist with Encore Stage & Studio and New Hope Academy, and as an actor has been seen at Theatre Alliance, Rep Stage, Blackfriars Playhouse, Everyman Theatre, and Baltimore Shakespeare Festival. Ben is a produced playwright whose comedy Whitehill was featured in the FORUM reading series at Playwrights' Theatre of New Jersey. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Johns Hopkins University.
Keegan Cassady

Keegan Cassady

Producer of Visual Media and Teaching Associate
Keegan is a part-time teacher, actor, videographer, fight choreographer, director, writer, and producer working in the DC area. A graduate of James Madison High School and the College of William and Mary, Keegan now attends George Mason's MBA program as a full time student. He has a BA in Theatre from William and Mary where he directed and produced for Sinfonicron Light Opera. In the professional world, Keegan is a freelance videographer currently working on WSC Avant Bard's behind-the-scenes previews, and teaches improvisation and characterization at Lopez Studios in Reston. Keegan is also a member of ETC's Shakespeare in the Schools troupe.

Joshua Rosenblum

Director of New Media and Teaching Associate
Josh Rosenblum is a working actor, designer, and educator from the DC area. For the past 3 years he has been teaching with ETC through the Shakespeare in the Schools program as well as after school classes. His focus has always been comedy and improvisation in both teaching and performance, with a strong emphasis on storytelling. He is also a member of Now This! musical improv troupe.

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Some of our Teaching Artists

Since ETC is a professional theatre artists run organization, many of our staff members also serve as teaching artists. In addition, ETC hires additional local theater professionals to teach in after-school programs, summer camps, and for ETC's outreach program (SIS).

Below lists some of ETC's highly skilled and trained contract teaching artists.

Hope Lambert

Founding member and former Director of Partnership Programming
Hope has been an actor and teacher of acting for the past 10 years. She is a founding member of Educational Theatre Company. She has also worked in the education departments of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and in New York City's Lower East Side Tenement Museum. Additionally she led workshops in basic acting for the Kennedy Center while touring with their production of Little Women.

Hope has co-directed ETC Summer Classic at McKinley Elementary for the past 3 years. ETC Summer Classic is a two-week Shakespeare camp with over 40 participating campers per summer. As an actress, she has appeared in New York at the Cherry Lane Theatre Alternatives, Stage Door Acting Ensemble, Manhattan Theatre Source, and is an acting company member of NYU's Department of Dramatic Writing. Regionally, she has appeared at the Folger Shakespeare Library, Olney Theatre, The Kennedy Center, and Washington Shakespeare Company.

Sasha Olinick

Teaching Associate
Sasha is a Washington DC based actor/educator. Most recently he appeared as Arkady in the US premier of Brian Friel's adaptation of Turgenev's Fathers and Sons at the Stanislavsky Theatre Studio, and served as an adjunct professor of Theater Arts at Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland. Before settling in DC, Sasha spent two years on the road touring the country with Shenandoah Shakespeare. While on tour he performed in Romeo & Juliet, As you Like It, The Winter's Tale, Coriolanus, The Taming of the Shrew and The Tempest, and designed and facilitated accompanying workshops on acting, directing and Elizabethan staging conditions for high school and college age audiences.

Sasha has taught acting workshops and classes for the Geva Theatre Summer Academy (Rochester, NY), Merry Go Round Playhouse (Auburn, NY), Shakesperience Productions (Waterbury, CT), The Educational Theater Company (Washington DC)and All Children's Theater, (Providence, RI); He has appeared in productions at several regional theaters including, Trinity Rep (Providence, RI), Vermont Stage Company (Burlington, VT), Ocean State Lyric Opera (Providence, RI), and the New Century Theater, (North Hampton, MA). This fall Sasha will appear as Chapayev in the US premier of The Russian National Postal Service by Oleg Bogayev, at The Studio Theatre in Washington DC. Sasha holds a BA in American Civilization from Brown University and an MFA in acting from the Trinity Rep Conservatory.
Meg Maxwell

Meg Maxwell

Teaching Associate
Meg is proud to be joining the accomplished staff of ETC. Meg is a recent addition to the DC community from living and acting in Australia, Hawaii, England and throughout the East Coast. She received her BFA from Boston University College of Fine Arts and focused on theatre with 'in-need' populations. Meg has worked, through theater education and drama therapy, with juvenile detention centers, juvenile parole, homeless shelters, inner-city schools and with chronically ill children. Meg is also a teaching artist with Adventure Theatre, Originact and the educational coordinator for Synetic Theater Classika Studio Classes.

Sarah Melinda Donnelly

Teaching Associate
Morganne Davies

Morganne Davies

Teaching Associate
Morganne Davies, a native of Central New York State, is a dedicated actor and teaching artist. As an actor, she has performed leading and featured roles at various theaters in New York City and across the country including Shakespeare & Company, Williamstown Theater Festival, HERE and the Clarence Brown Theater, as well as several independent films. As a teacher, she has taught beginning acting, voice and Shakespeare at the college, elementary, middle and high school levels. In the Washington DC area, she has been a teaching artist with Compass Rose Theater, and Imagination Stage in addition to her work with ETC. This past August, she presented her work on voice, imagination and impulse at the Voice and Speech Trainers Association and Association for Theater in Higher Education conferences. Ms. Davies holds an M.F.A in Acting from the University of Tennessee, and a B.A. from Fordham University in Theater and French. She is a proud member of the Voice and Speech Trainers Association (VASTA) and Actors' Equity Association.
Rachel Hynes

Rachel Hynes

Director, Falls Church Improvisation & Physical Comedy Camp;
Teaching Associate
 Rachel Hynes is pleased to be a part of team ETC. An actress and director, Rachel specializes in the creation of new works and devised theater. Rachel trained at LISPA, the London International School of Performing Arts, studying physical theater and devised theater. Prior to that, she spent ten years in Seattle, performing with Seattle Shakespeare Company, Open Circle Theater, Annex Theatre and as a regular in Live Girls Theater monthly cabaret.

Rachel is the Co-Artistic Director of Helsinki Syndrome, an experimental theater group. Helsinki Syndrome has been seen in On the Boards Northwest New Works Festival (Seattle), Richard Foreman's Ontological-Hysteric Incubator (New York) and Camden People's Theatre's SPRINT Festival (London).
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ETC Board of Directors

Joe Maddens

Joe Maddens

Joe was drawn to ETC by a lifelong love for acting and by the quality of ETC's board and staff. He is repeatedly impressed by the impact and success of its programs, and is honored to support the organization as it grows to benefit new communities.

Joe started acting and working on stage crews at age five. After many years of performance he went to teach theater and improv comedy at Camp Owahta, where he directed special programs, and at Seeds of Peace, where arts were used to support reconciliation and dialogue between teens from conflict zones. He is the former president of Boston University's improv troupe, Liquid Fun, and also performed in Niger, West Africa, where theater is used primarily to educate the public on AIDS, disease prevention, nutrition, etc.

Currently, Joe manages relations with several hundred partner organizations at United to End Genocide, and also leads the organization's faith-based initiatives and volunteer program. Prior to managing the organization's outreach efforts, he worked with its board of directors and senior management team. In his spare time, Joe volunteers with various nonprofit organizations in the DC area, primarily through Greater DC Cares. He is also an adviser and former president at Talk for Change, a public speaking group affiliated with Toastmasters International.

Before coming to DC, Joe worked at Aide et Action, an international development organization focusing on education, and Boston University's program in Niger, West Africa. He also volunteered with l'Association des Jeunes de Kirkissoye, a youth center, and Education et Paix Pour le Developpement, which builds conflict resolution into primary and secondary school curricula.

Carol Cadby

Carol Cadby

Carol has been teaching theatre for more than two decades at the college and high school level. She is currently an Adjunct Acting Instructor at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA and the Theatre Arts teacher at Yorktown High School in Arlington, Virginia. She has also taught acting at New World School of the Arts College and The Coconut Grove Children's Theatre in Miami, Florida. She has conducted workshops for various programs and conferences including: Georgetown University's Law and Public Policy Fellowhip Program (2007) - Leadership Presence; Southeastern Theatre Conference (2007); American Alliance for Theatre Educator's Conference (2006) - Self-Discovery Through Acting: Addressing Personal, Social & Developmental Issues in Actor Training; and The International Thespian Conference (2001) - Writing an Original Play - Subway Dreams.

She received her Bachelor of Arts from Grinnell College in 1983 and Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies: Arts-Based Self Development Education from George Mason University in 2001. She was a professional stage and film actor/director/producer for ten years based in Miami, Florida, and studied acting at the Minneapolis Children's Theatre Company and School, Florida International University, and HB Studios in New York City where she studied with renowned teachers and actors, Uta Hagen and Herbert Berghof. She is also trained in Viewpoints, Laban and Meisner techniques.She has directed and produced over 60 plays.

Plays under her direction are highly conceptual and theatrical and have won eleven Virginia High School League district awards, four regional awards and one state championship and have recieved twenty-five, Cappies nominations, including best musical for Seussical. She has received numerous awards including: seventeen Virginia Governor’s School Presidential Citations for Outstanding Educator (1998-2007), two Arts Teacher Recognition Awards from the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts (1993 & 2001), Outstanding School Award (2001) from the Educational Theatre Association, two Best Teacher of Year Awards (1999 & 2002), three times recognized in Who's Who Among America’s Best Teachers publications (2000, 2002 & 2003), Tele Award (2001) Subway Dreams: the Process, a documentary on the Yorktown Theatre Arts program, Outstanding Masters Project Award (2001) and Graduate School Academic Excellence Award (2001), both from George Mason University, Fairfax, VA.

Julie Hohl

Vice President
Julie is the mother of 4 sons - the oldest is in 7th grade. She and her husband, a partner at Ernst & Young, live in Arlington. She is a biologist, a self-described scientist with creative interests. She has worked for several pharmaceutical companies, specializing in regulatory affairs. She is active in the PTA, and skilled at planning, juggling many activities and keeping organized. She is an enthusiastic believer in the ETC approach and feels that her sons have benefited enormously from their involvement. ETC has become such a priority that the family makes their summer plans around ETC's camp schedule.
Catherine Ikels CelestinoCatherine Ikels Celestino
Catherine Ikels Celestino (Cathy) is happy to be living and working in Arlington, Virginia with her family (husband Carlos and sons, Ben and Sam). Growing up in a Foreign Service family, the Washington D.C. metropolitan area is the closest she has to a hometown. Born in El Salvador, Cathy also lived in Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, and graduated from the American School of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She attended The University of Texas at Austin where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Plan II, a Liberal Arts Honors Program, with special emphasis in Latin American Studies. Drawn to public service, and enamored of the university and Austin, Cathy continued her studies at the LBJ School of Public Affairs, achieving her Master of Public Affairs degree and eventually working at the LBJ School as a project director for former Texas Lieutenant Governor and professor, Bill Hobby. Upon Gov. Hobby's retirement from the LBJ School, Cathy went to work for the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board as a project director, working closely with the state's numerous public health-related institutions to assess and recommend degree programs. During her time with the Coordinating Board, Cathy was also selected to serve as staff director for the Texas Commission on a Representative Student Body, an appointed group of education and business leaders tasked with exploring ways to increase diversity at institutions of higher education in the wake of legal limits on affirmative action programs. In 2001, Cathy and her family moved to Arlington, Virginia where her time and efforts have focused on her children, education, and community. Cathy served on the Board of Beverley Hills Church Preschool, a Reggio Emilia-inspired program, and has been an active member of county-sponsored playgroup cooperatives and her PTAs, where she has chaired numerous committees and served on the McKinley Elementary School PTA Executive Board. Cathy juggles her many family interests, activities, and obligations with with serving as Exemplary Project Liaison at McKinley Elementary, an arts-focused school and long-time partner with Educational Theatre Company

In 2001, Cathy and her family moved to Arlington, Virginia where her time and efforts have focused on her children, education, and community. Cathy served on the Board of Beverley Hills Church Preschool, a Reggio Emilia-inspired program, and has been an active member of county-sponsored playgroup cooperatives and her PTAs, where she has chaired numerous committees and served on the McKinley Elementary School PTA Executive Board. Cathy juggles her many family interests, activities, and obligations with two part-time jobs: one providing administrative expertise to a medical office, and the other serving as Exemplary Project Liaison at McKinley Elementary, an arts-focused school and long-time partner with Educational Theatre Company.

Stewart UristStewart Urist
Stewart Urist originally hails from snowy Syracuse, New York and is a comparative newcomer both to mild Virginia weather and the ETC community. He arrived by way of NYC, where he spent his first few years following graduation from Gambier Ohio's Kenyon College as an actor and working at Broadway.com. A devoted student of and supporter of the arts, Stewart now works at Ford's Theatre and is hoping to enroll in Graduate school in order to study Arts Management. He is honored and excited to be able to work so closely with all of his knowledgeable colleagues on the ETC board and the dedicated and creative artists that make up our staff.

Lora Pollari-Welbes


Lora Pollari-Welbes has a wealth of management and administrative experience in the non-profit and government sectors. She is currently a Program Officer with AmeriCorps, an arm of the Corporation for National and Community Service. She previously helped direct one million dollars of grant and scholarship awards annually with the Arlington Community Foundation, and was the Executive Director of the Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia for three years. Ms. Pollari-Welbes has a Master's in Organizational Management from George Washington University and a Bachelor's from the University of Minnesota. Lora lives in Arlington, and her daughter is an enthusiastic participant in ETC programs.

Stephanie Sampson


Stephanie Sampson has more than three decades of experience in communications, helping non-profit and government organizations focus on overall communications goals, strategies, and messages. She is a leader in local advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities, and is the author of Securing a Future for Your Child with a Disability: A Parent's Guide to Adult Services in Alexandria, Arlington and Fairfax. Ms. Sampson has a Master's in International Relations from The Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, and a Bachelor's from Smith College.

Teresa Vice


Teresa Vice is an expert in fundraising, organizational development, administration and financial management. She is the Development Manager for the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, overseeing foundation tracking, business development and acting as the organization's database administrator. She also collaborates on communications and marketing projects as well as two major fundraising events each year. Ms. Vice has a Bachelor's in Organizational Leadership and Supervision from Purdue University, and is a member of the Omicron-Psi Honor Society.

Carolyn Marsh

Pradyot Behera

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ETC Advisory Board

Elizabeth Foley

Former Chair
Elizabeth consulting practice, EHF, has provided organizational development consulting, training, and technical assistance for a wide range of small and midsize not-for-profit organizations in Washington, DC since October 2000. Elizabeth also serves as a finance specialist consultant for clients of National Arts Strategies and de Barbieri & Associates. She has extensive experience working in the areas of finance and administration with arts/human service organizations in the Washington, DC area, including positions as managing director for the Eastern High School Choir/Eastern Choral Society, associate consultant/trainer for Innovation Network's Learning Circles project 2000, 2001, and 2003, director of finance for the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra, business manager for the Shakespeare Theatre and executive director for the Arlington Dance Theatre. Her accounting coursework was done at Northern Virginia Community College. As an Actors Equity Association stage manger, she has stage managed over 40 professional productions. She also served as production manager and production stage manager for the Shakespeare Theatre.

Elizabeth was a member of the Performing Arts Review Panel for the Arlington (VA) Arts Commission. She was appointed to the Advisory Council on Instruction - Arts Education Committee by the Arlington County School Board, which presented her with an Honored Citizen award in 1998 for her service to the arts in Arlington's schools. She served on the Spanish Immersion Parents' Network for four years, one as chair. She previously served on the board of directors of United Arts Organization, and currently serves on the boards of Educational Theatre Company and Little Beginnings Child Development Center. She is a member of the Greater Washington Society of CPA's Non Profit Committee and serves on their Quality Reporting and Accountability task forces. An accomplished portrait artist, she studied at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Art in Richmond, VA and at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, DC.

Lawrence MacDonald

Former Director
Lawrence is director of communications and policy at the Center for Global Development, an independent think tank that works to reduce global poverty and inequality through policy-oriented research and active engagement with rich world policy makers and the public. His work at the Center has helped it to rapidly establish an international reputation as the premier research and policy organization in the field. He oversees an integrated communications program that includes publications, events, media relations and online engagement. Before joining the Center he was a senior communications officer at the World Bank for ten years, and before that he was a reporter in East Asia, where he lived for more than a dozen years, working for the Asian Wall Street Journal, Agence France Press, and Asiaweek magazine in Beijing, Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul and Manila.

Lawrence's support for ETC grows out of his love for the theater (which dates from high school acting) and the extensive participation in ETC programs of his two teenage children, Muriel and Isaac, who have attended ETC summer camps since they were in the early elementary grades. The expressive ability and social skills his kids developed as the result of the ETC experience, the intellectual confidence they gained from working with Shakespeare texts, and the huge amount of fun they have had make Lawrence passionate about bringing the ETC experience to more kids, especially kids who are from low income families or otherwise face difficult life challenges.

Marie L. Tibor

Marie L. Tibor

With more than 25 years experience in media relations, communications and international marketing, Marie currently is Director of Communications at the Apartment and Office Building Association of Metro Washington, a regional, real estate trade association. Before joining AOBA in October of 2007, Marie oversaw all communications and public relations for the Greater Washington Board of Trade and the Greater Washington Initiative (GWI). She joined the GWI, the Board of Trade's economic development affiliate, in 1999 as marketing director. Previously, Marie was with the Washington, DC Convention and Visitors Association (now WCTC), where she served as vice president of communications and tourism from 1994 to 1999, and Director of Tourism from 1989 to 1999.

Marie's commitment to ETC is due to her teenage daughter, Julia, who loves acting and had such terrific experiences over many years with ETC's Shakespeare Theatre summer camps.


Anthony Ivener

Sumeet Seam

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