Molly founded Stowe Children’s Theatre in a effort to bring Theatre to children in Lamoille County. Molly is passionate about providing children with an opportunity and safe place to practice and perform this performance Art. Molly is currently in graduate school working towards an endorsement in Theatre Arts. She is THRILLED to be joined by a phenomenal creative team of talented teaching artists!

Stacey Landon was born and raised in Idaho. She has danced for more years than she can count. She attended the University of Utah, majoring in ballet with a musical theater emphasis. She has also taken dance classes at Idaho State University. She owned and operated Best Dance Company for 20 + years, teaching tap, ballet, and jazz. She loves teaching, and she keeps doing so with both children and adults. Her hobbies include, hiking, gardening, cooking, and reading. Especially  American history. She and her husband Michael have 3 children, and 10 grandchildren. She is excited to be part of Stowe Children’s Theatre once again. It feels like coming home.

Kat is excited to be jumping back into the world of youth theatre with this team. She studied Theatre Arts, concentrating on Stage Management and Directing, at Castleton State College in the early 2000s, was the company Stage Manager for Rutland Youth Theatre from 2005-2009, and was accepted into The Juilliard School Professional Internship Program for Stage Management for the 09-10 school year. Returning to VT in late 2010, Kat stage managed, directed and produced a few productions with LCP and STG before starting a family and shifting her focus for a bit. She is so happy to be returning to both theatre and working with young people this summer!

Hattie has been performing in Stowe Children’s Theatre Camps and classes most of her life! She is passionate about theatre as a performance art. She has been in middle and high school productions, and is thrilled to join the creative team of Greatest Showman and share her love and knowledge with the next generation!

Molly founded Stowe Children’s Theatre in 2015 to bring the youth in Stowe proper together to build the worlds of each show they take on. Molly is passionate about providing young actors and designers with a safe place to practice and perform this performance art, and build community. Molly is currently in graduate school working towards a Vermont State teaching license in Theatre Arts. She is THRILLED to be joined by a phenomenal creative team of talented teaching artists for not one but TWO show titles this summer!

Natalie Remick started her high school theater career by working on tech for MASQUE Theater’s Little Mermaid in her sophomore year. She assistant stage managed her junior year for MASQUE Theater’s Urinetown. She became co-stage manger later that year for MASQUE Theater’s Twelfth Night. Natalie was the sole stage manger for the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub. She is currently co-stage managing MASQUE 32’s Hadestown Teen Edition.

Anna is a senior at Montpelier High School. She started working as a stage manager through MHS’ Masque Theatre, and has stage managed professional shows including Lost Nation Theater’s production of The Prom, Dirt Road Theater’s Cry It Out, and Ordinary Days at the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub. Anna began directing with the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub’s 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. She is the head of marketing at Stowe Children’s Theatre and a business intern at the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub. This spring, she will be stage managing Hadestown with MHS and U-32, and producing and directing Ophelia Lives! at the Hub. Anna loves the joy that comes with being a part of any production, and she can’t wait for this summer!

Heath Colbert-Lourie is a Junior at Stowe Highschool and worked behind the scenes taking on almost every aspect of technical theatre. He is a great asset to our Hamilton creative team and is excited to build the world of Hamilton with our technical students!