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& Biscuits (The Black Rep) and Raisin The Musical (The Black Rep). In addition to his lighting work, Ethan co-produced Broadway’s A Christmas Carol , associate produced Off- Broadway’s False Steps: A Ballroom Comedy , and hosts Artistic Finance , a personal finance podcast for theatre folx. ethansteimel.com Paul Steger (he/him) • Professor and Dean, Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts • BA, Saint Louis University • MFA, Western Illinois University

Vikings with his colleague Richard Ryan. He has appeared across North America, Europe and Scandinavia as a performer, director, speaker and consultant, coordinating efforts to create common vocabularies for world stage combat organizations and fight teachers at the international level. He is a member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Screen Actors Guild and the National Theatre Conference among others. Collaborations with video and performance artists have played such venues as Franklin Furnace (NYC), Randolph Street Gallery, Club Lower Links, The Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), The Contemporary Museum of Art (Glasgow) and the Ljubljana Festival (Slovenia). Katherine Stepanek (she/her) • Assistant Professor, Scenic Design • BFA, Webster University • MFA, University of Tennessee • At Webster since 2024 • kstepanek78@webster.edu Katherine Stepanek is a seasoned scenic designer and dedicated educator with a rich background in theatre arts. Her professional portfolio spans across various theatres nationwide. Notably, she has designed sets

• At Webster since 2019 • psteger@webster.edu

Paul Steger is the Dean of the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts at Webster University. Paul is a director, actor, action designer and fight director with credits on Broadway and in numerous regional theatres. He is an Emeritus Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors and holds certificates from the British Academy of Stage and Screen Combat, Nordic Stage Fight Society and Fight Directors Canada. In addition to his work with The St. Louis Repertory Theatre and The Black Rep, he created fights for The History Channel series

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