Little Shop of Horrors Creative

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Director/Producer
Christopher Crossen-Sills
For the past 9 years, Christopher Crossen-Sills has been honored to call Southeastern Regional his home. He received his Bachelor's from the University of New Hampshire in English and theatre and received his Masters in Education from UNH as well. He has taught his entire professional career at Southeastern Regional. Christopher has worked as the tech director and acting coach for 8 years and is now stepping up as the drama director of the program. He is excited and anxious to begin the work on the upcoming 2017-2018. In his spare time, Christopher works as an actor appearing as such roles as David Frost (FROST/NIXON at the Curtain Call Theatre), Jonathan Brewster (ARSENIC AND OLD LACE at the Company Theatre), Polonius (HAMLET at UNH), Paul Zara (FARRAGUT NORTH at the Moonstruck Theater), Vice Principal Panch (25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE at the Moonstruck Theater), El-Fayoumi (LAST DAYS OF JUDAS ISCARIOT for WaxWings Productions), and Pozzo (WAITING FOR GODOT for M&D).
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Director/Chroegrapher
James Fernandes
James is thrilled to join the staff of the Southeastern Players! A graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in NYC, James has performed for audiences all over New England, New York, and New Jersey. He helped produce three award-winning short films for the 48-Hour Film Project in Providence, RI, including Condolences, the 2010 winner for Best Film. James served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for The New Place Players in Fall River, MA from 2011-2013, where he helped produce their summer main-stage productions and directed Christopher Durang’s The Marriage of Bette and Boo. He holds a Master’s Degree in Theatre Education from Emerson College. He proudly served as an assistant-director for the Bishop Connolly High School Theatre Company, where he helped direct Cabaret, A Few Good Men, Gypsy, Rabbit Hole, Proof, The Bacchae, among many others. By day, James teaches History at Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School.
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Music Director/Vocal Coach
Christina Ferrera
Christina Ferrera has taught various age groups, ranging from age 7 to 18, in different environments. She taught at Fontbonne Academy’s Summer Theater Program for six summers, working with students grades 1-12, to put on a full scale musical in two weeks. She has taught children's’ voice and musical theater classes at Studio One at the Company Theater. In these classes, she has focused on techniques to build a strong foundation in performance. Along with teaching in educational settings, She has also music directed and choreographed both adult and children’s theatrical productions in the South Shore.
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Technical Director - Audio
Marc Thierault
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Lighting Designer
Remy Zaroubi
Technical Credits: The Addams Family; The Crucible; Almost, Maine; The Little Prince (actor)
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Stage Manager
Sarah Feeney
Technical Credits: Haze; The Addams Family; The Crucible; Almost, Maine; The Little Prince
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Special Choreography/Dance Captain
Amanda Beninati
Technical Credits: The Addams Family; The Crucible; Almost, Maine; The Little Prince
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Technical Crew
Guensly Desir
Acting Credits: Little Shop; Almost ,Maine; Haze; She Kills Monsters
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Sound Designer/Operator
Kaileigh Reis
Acting Credits: Annie; Newsies; Hair; Peter Pan
Assistant Lighting Designer
Colleen Wood
Making her Southeastern Players debut
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Technical Advisor
Brandon Stalters
Technical Credits: The Crucible; Little Prince; Almost, Maine

Southeastern Players

This is the official website for the Southeastern Players high school drama troupe for Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School. The drama troupe was formed 8 years ago by Kerri Cooper & Christopher Crossen-Sills with the purpose of bringing a high-quality drama program to the Southeastern Regional community. Up until that point, the theatre was not a part of the school system but since it's inception, the program has grown. Over the 8 years, the troupe has provided quality entertainment and educational opportunities for the students of the school. We at the troupe hope to bring the best educational opportunities to future Southeastern students as well as quality entertainment to those who are looking for it.