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As a director, Stephanie R. White deeply values collaboration, providing a safe environment for growth, and that representation and diverse perspectives are honored on stage and in the rehearsal room.
As a director, Stephanie R. White deeply values collaboration, providing a safe environment for growth, and that representation and diverse perspectives are honored on stage and in the rehearsal room.
Something Rotten
Something Rotten
Singin' in the Rain
Singin' in the Rain
The Marvelous Wonderettes
The Marvelous Wonderettes
Centennial Celebration
Centennial Celebration
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Testimonial
Testimonial
"Director Stephanie White has brought out the best in the material particularly working with her ensemble to squeeze as much entertainment as possible out of every scene. I was especially impressed by how much dance they worked into practically every song. White is also the choreographer of the show and it shows because I've never seen a Something Rotten that had so much dancing. For example, in "We see the Light" the somewhat forgettable number is turned into a song and dance routing with group choreography and colored fabric underneath the Puritan dresses. For a show I have seen many times this kept everything fresh and exciting."
"Director Stephanie White has brought out the best in the material particularly working with her ensemble to squeeze as much entertainment as possible out of every scene. I was especially impressed by how much dance they worked into practically every song. White is also the choreographer of the show and it shows because I've never seen a Something Rotten that had so much dancing. For example, in "We see the Light" the somewhat forgettable number is turned into a song and dance routing with group choreography and colored fabric underneath the Puritan dresses. For a show I have seen many times this kept everything fresh and exciting."
Rachel Wagner
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