working in a wide variety of professional costume shops. Some of those companies include Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, STAGES St. Louis, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, Santa Fe Opera, Central City Opera, Glimmerglass Opera, Utah Festival Opera, Repertory Theatre St. Louis, and The Muny. Christina Watanabe (s he/her ) › Assistant Professor, Lighting Design › BFA/BSBA, University of Florida › MFA, New York University
Knights of Illumination winner. MFA: NYU Tisch. Member USA 829. www.StarryEyedLighting.com Amanda Werre (s he/her ) › Instructor, Sound Design › BFA, Webster University › At Webster since 2022 › amandawerre28@webster.edu
Amanda has worked as a sound designer on theatre productions ranging from large musical theatre to new works. Her work has been heard at companies including Great Lakes Theatre, Hope Repertory Theatre, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Mountain Playhouse, COCA, Max and Louie Productions, Metro Theatre Company, Moonstone Theatre Company, New Jewish Theatre, the St. Louis Zoo, Cider Mill Playhouse, and the Tennessee Williams Festival. Amanda’s work has been recognized with a St. Louis Theatre Circle award on A Streetcar Named Desire (Tennessee Williams Festival) and nominations on Life Sucks (New Jewish Theatre) and Dear Jack, Dear Louise (New Jewish Theatre). In addition to her design work, she has worked in the sound departments at Actors Theatre of Louisville, Opera Theatre of St. Louis, and the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. Evangeline Rose Whitlock (s he/her ) › Assistant Professor, Stage Management › Head, Production Programs › BA, Calvin University › MFA, University of California, San Diego
› At Webster since 2021 › cwatanabe@webster.edu
Christina is an award-winning designer for theatre, dance, music, and events. Recent: Clue (Dallas Theatre Center), Laughs in Spanish (Denver Theatre Center), Evelyn Brown (La Mama, NYC), Clyde’s (Alabama Shakespeare Festival and Arkansas Rep), Henry V, Every Brilliant Thing, and Guys and Dolls (Virginia Stage Company), By The Queen and Sueño (Trinity Rep), The 39 Steps (Rep St. Louis), Elf (Pioneer Theatre Company), This Bitter Earth (Theatreworks Hartford), Gypsy and Jersey Boys (Theatre Aspen), The Great Leap and Superstitions (OKC Rep), Carla’s Quince (virtual, Drama League nomination), Where We Stand (WP Theatre), As You Like It (Oregon Shakespeare Festival), The Wild Party (Post Theatre Company), Into the Woods (Charlottesville Opera), Peter and the Starcatcher (White Heron Theatre Company), Scissoring, Neighbors, and Se Llama Cristina (INTAR), Dido of Idaho (Ensemble Studio Theatre), The Fairy Queen (Hofstra), Small World: a fantasia (59E59), Daniel’s Husband (Primary Stages/Cherry Lane). TV: Colin Quinn: Red State Blue State (CNN, co-design). Academia: NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, University of Central Oklahoma, Yale Dramatic Association. Dance and music performances nationally and internationally. Lincoln Center Festival (2013, 2015-2017). Multiple guest speaker and panel engagements. USITT Gateway Mentor.
› At Webster since 2020 › ewhitlock@webster.edu
Evangeline has stage managed on and off Broadway, in regional theatres across the country, on international and national tours, with ballet and contemporary dance companies, and with large-scale corporate and industrial events. She has worked with the St. Louis Rep, the Muny, and coordinates a weekly summer theatre program with L’Arche St. Louis, an intentional living
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