Maria Panvini has served as both the 9-12 theatre teacher and the drama director at Overbrook for three years now. Ms. Panvini previously has as a teacher and/or director for the following companies: LEAP Academy Charter School District, Haddonfield Plays & Players' Stage Kidz, Haddonfield Theatre Arts Center, and The Road Company. In the summers, she works with The Eagle Theatre Conservatory as an assistant director and teaching artist. Along with teaching and directing, Maria Panvini is also an actress and singer, performing in various venues across the tri-state area and in VA. You can always catch her singing with her all-female pop group, Girls of Summer, year-round.

Stephanie Evans is a graduate of Rowan University, a teacher of English, and a lover of the stage. When she attended Shawnee High School, she was an active participant of the theatre department and was also a performer on the football field as a color guard member. While studying at Burlington County College (now RCBC) she performed in two fall drama productions with Lamplight Players: Elvira in Blithe Spirit and Corie Bratter. She has also been behind the scenes in tech during a musical performance. As an English teacher, Miss Evans takes an analytical eye to all productions and enjoys every second of working with students.

Kimberly Suskind is thrilled to be back to Overbrook for her third year working with this exceptional team! She is a professional actress, singer, dancer, choreographer and teaching artist based out of the greater Philadelphia region. She has been fortunate to work in regional theatres across the country including; Eagle Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, Cape May Stage, Delaware Theatre Company, Bucks County Playhouse, The Theater Barn (NY). Instructor/Arts Educator, Kimberly has worked for many institutions and is proud to be the Director of Youth Education for Eagle Theatre's Conservatory. BFA from The Boston Conservatory. www.KimberlySuskind.com

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Glenn Davis is entering his 28th year as the technical director at Overbrook High School. Every show and/or event has different challenges. Those challenges are what make the job fun. All of the accomplishments and strides we have made as a tech team would not have been possible without the dedication of all of the tech students that I have worked with over the past 28 years. They are the best!!!!

Mike Charboneau has been designing and building sets for around 15 years. As a Woodshop teacher, carpenter, and general 'know a little about a lot' type of guy, he really looks forward to building the sets for the plays and musicals at Overbrook High School. The credit goes to the great students who take direction, work diligently every day, and present great ideas when building the sets. Working alongside the other teachers and students at Overbrook, I believe we really create some fantastic sets along the way. "If you build it they will come." (Field of Dreams, 1989)

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Alexis Thomas is a 10th grader from Pine Hill. She is very excited to be a part of The Wedding Singer. She did stage and paint crew for the school musical (Once Upon A Mattress) her freshmen year. Also, she was assistant stage manager for the last fall play, The Crucible. Alexis would like to thank her friends, family, and director Ms. Panvini for their support.

Ben Moore is a senior this year and is from Pine Hill. He is ecstatic to be a part of The Wedding Singer. Previously he was a part of stage crew for Once Upon A Mattress. Ben would like to thank his friends, family, and Ms. Panvini for all their support. "Good Luck to all my cast and crew members!"

James Barnes is in 11th grade this year, is from Pine Hill, and is nothing short of absolutely elated to take part in The Wedding Singer. He was a part of stage crew for a previous musical (Once Upon A Mattress), however he has never been more dedicated to a production than he is this one. As such, he would like to thank everyone who encouraged him to take part in this wonderful show.