Administration
- Richard E. T. White, Department Chair
- Jan Hubert, Resident Producer
- Rick MacKenzie, Production Manager
- Alyson Bedford-Baldwin, Administrative Assistant
Core Faculty
- Ellen Boyle
- Kathleen Collins
- Robin Lynn Smith
- Timothy McCuen Piggee
- Kate Myre
- Lisa Norman
- Hal Ryder
- David Taft
- John Kendall Wilson
Adjunct Faculty
- Geoffrey Alm
- Karen Armand
- Caroline Brown
- Aimée Bruneau
- Paul Budraitis
- Tinka Gutrick-Dailey
- Gretta Harley
- Elizabeth Heffron
- Marya Sea Kaminski
- Alyssa Keene
- Frances Leah King
- Rick MacKenzie
- Sarah Grace Marsh
- Keira McDonald
- Carol Roscoe
- Jodi Rothfield
- Chuck Sheaffer
- Kerry Skalsky
- Rhonda J. Soikowski
- Christine Sumption
- Stephanie Timm
- Katjana Vadeboncoeur
- Scott Warrender
- Terri Weagant
Carol Roscoe
Adjunct Instructor
Carol is an actor, director, and writer. As an actor, her work has been seen in Chicago, Tucson, Phoenix, Washington, DC, and New York. Locally: ACT Theater, Seattle Children’s Theater, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Book-It Repertory, and Intiman Theater. Film work includes: Gamers:Dorkness Rising, The Dark Horse, and The Whole Truth. Favorite directing credits: The American Clock, Love’s Labors Lost, The Magic Flute, End Days, The Vertical Hour, Retreat from Moscow, Halcyon Days, and Bug. A frequent guest artist for Seattle Children’s Theater Drama School, directing credits there include Beauty Idol, Speak, As You Like It, Midsummer Nights Dream, and Pride and Prejudice among many others. Her original works for the stage include The Martini Bros. Holiday Showcase and Girl!. In 2011, she was nominated by the Gregory Awards Committee for Outstanding Actress for her work in the world premiere of Pilgrims Musa and Sheri in the New World. She holds an MFA in Classical Acting from George Washington University (The Shakespeare Theater), and a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Chicago.
