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| All Playhouse Instructors are Level II Background Checked (State and National). |
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Patricia Storch-Goodrich
Patricia is a theatre graduate from FSU and the Alliance Professional Acting Internship program in Atlanta. She has worked throughout the Southeast on stage, in film, commercials and as a voice-over artist. She has been an acting instructor for the education program at the Lake Worth Playhouse for the past two years. She has directed the Playhouse's summer camp productions of Honk! Jr. and Pocahontas as well as last year's spring break camp, A Super Hero Chorus Line. She most recently directed the main stage production of The Unexpected Guest. She is currently working towards a Master's degree in social work. |
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Ricky Nahas
Ricky is a musical theatre performer, choreographer and dance teacher. He has spent the past 11 years performing in national tours, regional theatre and in theatres throughout Europe. He recently joined the Lake Worth Playhouse as the lead instructor for the education program. He has also choreographed recent productions of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Chicago. Ricky has choreographed school show choirs and he has taught musical theatre dance master classes for all ages. His recent credits include Radames in Aida, Mungo Jerry in Cats, Iowa Company of Altar Boyz and Swing in the National Tour of Saturday Night Fever. |
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Evan Ferrar
Evan originally hails from Palm Beach where he studied music with Dr. Jack W. Jones. He lived in Ireland for ten years where he worked as a singer, actor, pianist, coach and chorus master. He has performed in Ireland, the UK, Italy, Austria and Sweden with numerous companies including Castleward Opera, Downpatrick Opera Fringe, Rush Musical Society, Royal Irish Academy of Music and Wexford Festival Opera. Since returning to the states, he has performed with the Bel Canto Singers and the Palm Beach Opera. He directed the music for Miss Saigon, Bye Bye Birdie, Cabaret and You’re a Good Man and Charlie Brown for Entre Act Theatre and Palm Beach Principle Players. |
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Audrey Maselli
After the birth of her first child 10 years ago, Audrey Maselli weighed 198 lbs. She also struggled with anxiety, depression, & insomnia. Looking for an alternative to prescription medication to get her mind and body healthy she began practicing yoga. With in a few weeks her mood and body began to change for the better. She was hooked! She saw the wonderful benefits yoga offered and wanted to share it
with everyone she came across.
In the past 5 years, Audrey has professionally taught all types of people from all walks of life. In port st Lucie she taught at the City's civic center and a local mixed martial arts studio In west Palm beach she has taught at a few locations, the most current one being Park Vista High school in Boynton beach. She has taught stay at home moms & professional athletes alike. Beginner to advanced yogis.
Audrey specializes in Yoga for Every Body. She offers modifications on poses and gets input from her students so everyone gets something from her class. Her approach to yoga is fun and light hearted teaching her students to listen to their bodies , not to push or strain and not to take themselves or the class to seriously. Its ok if you don't look like everyone else. Its ok if you don't end up looking like a pretzel. & It is ok to laugh at yourself. Enjoy the class, enjoy your time. It's your class, it's your time, have fun!
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Tiffany Gore
Tiffany Gore loves yoga! She was introduced to Yoga 11 years ago and has been following the path, learning and growing ever since. Tiffany teaches an intuitive Vinyasa Flow class, and helps her students learn to enjoy every movement and
every moment. She feels a deep healing through her practice of yoga and looks forward to continuing down the path. Her goal is to share her love of yoga with anyone who has the desire.
Tiffany is also a level II Reiki Practitioner and often incorporates Reiki in her classes. |
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