Wally Calderon (Director) Originally from Green Bay, WI, Wally Calderon earned his BFA in Music Theatre Performance and Direction from Ohio Northern University. For over 15 years, Wally traveled the country as a freelance performer, director, and choreographer. Notable stays include the Miracle Theatre in Pigeon Forge, TN, The Palace Theatre in Manchester, NH, Hershey Park, and the highly credited Stagedoor Manor in upstate New York. Wally moved to Lancaster in 2012 where he spent five amazing years holding multiple positions at Sight & Sound Theatres. He considers it an honor and a blessing to be in his sixth year as Artistic Director of Servant Stage Company, and to be a part of a community that is so supportive of the arts in Lancaster. “Special thanks to my wonderful wife Andrea and my two sweetest daughters, Joyanna and Juliet. All the glory to God for the amazing gifts and opportunities He has given me!” Psalms 149:3

Rebecca Bauer (Costumer) has been a part of Servant Stage from the beginning, helping to start the company in 2011, serving on the board of directors, and designing costumes for many Servant Stage shows over the years. She also enjoys being on stage, and has performed with Servant Stage and many other local theatres. Originally from New Hampshire, she now lives in Strasburg with her husband, Johnathan, and children, Gabriel, Jubilee, and Emmanuel.

Michael DiSciullo (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be returning to the Servant Stage family. He’s really looking be diving into this incredible project right after kicking the year off stage managing OUR TOWN. Favorite Servant Stage credits include THE TITANIC (A2), THE MUSIC MAN (SM) and DADDY LONG LEGS (SM). Many thanks to his friends and family for supporting him, and to Servant Stage for the opportunity.

Tim Moser (Lighting Designer) has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Technical Theatre from Indiana University of PA. He is currently the Production Designer of stage sets and lighting design for all 21 campuses of Lives Changed By Christ Church (LCBC) where he has been on staff for 17 years. Before that, Tim was a lighting and stage technician and Master Electrician at Sight & Sound Theatres for 10 years. He is the resident lighting designer for PRiMA Arts, a boutique theatre in Lancaster that creates a variety of theatrical experiences and has a year-round season. Tim also serves the community by designing and programming lighting for a variety of churches, schools, businesses, and theatres. Previously for Servant Stage, he was the lighting designer for TITANIC: THE MUSICAL. Tim lives in Manheim with his stage manager wife Katie and their 3 sons. Tim and Katie met as college students working at the Ephrata Performing Arts Center and they both have been working in Lancaster Theatre ever since.

Sydney Norgaard (Assistant Stage Manager) is honored to serve as Assistant Stage Manager for this terrific cast! Sydney grew up performing with Servant Stage in the Lancaster area and feels at home when she’s with her Servant Stage family. Sydney has also performed at The American Music Theater, The Fulton, and Sight & Sound Theaters. Many thanks to Servant Stage, her family, and wonderful teachers and mentors for this great opportunity.

Shaun Ressler (Audio Designer) is no stranger to Servant Stage Company, having designed sound for nearly a dozen of Servant Stage’s past productions and acted in several as well. He has a passion for theater, sound design, and singing, and has also worked with Ephrata Performing Arts Center, PPAS, OperaLancaster, and Cavod Theatre, to name a few. Shaun graduated from Millersville University with a BA in Music (Voice) and a BS in Computer Science, and works as a Software Engineer for Cargas Systems. Many thanks to Kayla and the SSC team for all their support and encouragement!

JT Schaeffer (Props and Sets) is excited to partner with Servant Stage to "set the stage" for the actors to perform. He has worked for Sight & Sound in their scene shop as a Props/Decor Craftsperson building QUEEN ESTHER and is currently a Cast Member in Sight & Sound’s DAVID. He would like to thank his family for fostering him in his love for the performing arts and prop making.