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and is working toward an MBA at Marquette University.Įrnie Nolan is a writer and director based in Chicago. Dave holds a BA in musical theater and psychology from American University in Washington, D.C. Dave currently serves as a member-at-large for the International Museum Theatre Alliance in the capacity of liaison to the Association of Zoos & Aquariums. Other selected theater performance credits include the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Ford Theater, Round House Theater, Imagination Stage, Surflight Theater, Capital Repertory Theatre, Cape Rep Theatre and Universal Studios Florida. Dave has worked as an educator for the Walt Disney Company, Orlando Repertory Theatre and Imagination Stage. Prior to moving to Milwaukee, Dave was a company member and assistant director with the Wildlife Theater in New York City, performing regularly at the Bronx Zoo, Central Park Zoo and Queens Zoo.

Under Dave’s direction, Kohl’s Wild Theater has developed 21 original plays and musicals that focus on a wide variety of topics in conservation education. He performs every weekend at Lucille’s Piano bar in downtown Milwaukee.ĭave McLellan joined the Zoological Society in 2010 to begin development of Kohl’s Wild Theater, which has grown to be the largest zoo-based theater program in the country. In addition to writing, Haven occasionally acts, and works full-time as a dueling piano player. Haven’s work has been seen at various theatres around the country including UPROOTED Theatre, Kohl’s Wild Theatre, Milwaukee Public Theatre, Pink Banana, Lake Country Playhouse, Bay Players, Memories Dinner Theatre (Greater Milwaukee), The Secret Theatre (NYC), The Chicago Fringe and ATC (Chicago), Bluebarn Theatre (Omaha), Matchbox Theatre and Plays and Players (Philadelphia), Freshwater Theatre (Minneapolis), Little Fish Theatre (San Pedro, Calif.), MadLab Theatre (Columbus, Ohio), The Last Frontier Theatre Conference (Valdez, Alaska), Nevada Conservatory Theatre (Las Vegas) and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Neil Haven is the author of “Who Killed Santa”, “Come Back”, “Stuck”, “The Playdaters”, “Neil’s Dirty Shorts”, and “Get a Life”, among others.

She teaches yoga and meditation at the Wisconsin Athletic Club (Brookfield) and YogaOne studio in Fox Point. Paula is certified as a yoga and meditation instructor, and as a Reiki master practitioner. Her music has been performed by community, high school, university and all-state choirs around the USA and Canada, as well as locally, by the East Side Chamber Players, UWM choirs, Master Singers of Milwaukee and Skylight Music Theatre’s KidsWrites. Paula’s arrangements and compositions are found in the catalogues of several national publishing houses, as well as online at and. She has served as a lead teacher at First Stage Theatre Academy, Brookfield Center for the Arts, and director of music at Southminster Presbyterian Church in Waukesha in addition, she remains much in demand as a musical director, pianist, vocal coach and accompanist.

#Harmony assistant ornaments professional

She has served as music director for hundreds of productions from the junior high to professional levels, and has been active at Milwaukee ComedySportz since 1985. Paula Foley Tillen has been a professional musician in the Milwaukee area for more years than she cares to think about.

“Ice is Nice (or don’t dunk the polar bear)” “A Climb Through Time With Clues and Rhyme” Jonathan lives at the very northern tip of Manhattan with his wife Jacki and two young daughters, BettyAnn and Ruby. Since then he has worked as a playwright/director and/or interpretation programmer for such organizations as Conservation International, General Electric, The Bronx Botanical Garden, The New York Transit Museum, the New York Historical Society, and Historic Hudson Valley. After learning his craft from “the father of participation-theater in the U.S.”–Moses Goldberg–Jonathan spent nine years running Wildlife Theater in New York City, at the time the largest zoo-theater company in the country. Jonathan Ellers has worked in the field of theater for young audiences for 25 years as a director, manager, playwright, and deviser of unique, live interpretive experiences for museum and zoo visitors.

Pollinators: Birds, Bats, Bees, & Butterflies.