JEFFREY SALMON
(Director)
Originally from Indianapolis, Indiana , and a graduate of Ball State Univeristy - Jeff has been a writer, director, singer, dancer, actor, musician, and choreographer, for several professional, amateur, and eduactional theaters throughout the midwest. He has performed at Six Flags Darien Lake, Paramount's Kings Island, American Cabaret Theater, Nashville Follies Musical Theater, and Walt Disney World. Prior to living in Florida, Jeff taught high school Music, Speech, Debate, Theatre, Dance, and Color Guard throughout central Indiana. Jeff is currently an Entertainment Manager at Disney-MGM Studios' "Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular". ctrl-alt-life marks Jeff's Florida dectorial debut.
CONNY WILLIAMSON (Stage Manager)
Conny is very happy to join a wonderfully talented team of Artists for her first foray into the Fringe. In addition to her full time role as Entertainment Manager for Walt Disney World, in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Conny serves as Company Stage Manager with the Mad Cow Theatre, and is currently Production Stage Manager for The Orlando Cabaret Festival. Conny also serves as an Assistant Stage Manager for the Orlando Opera Association, most recently working on a Production of Madama Butterfly at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center as well at the Vero Beach Performing Arts Center. Previous credits include performing in and Stage Managing for a variety of productions in and around the Louisville Kentucky area, including the Kentucky Opera Association, Stage One: The Louisville Children’s Theatre, The Derby Dinner Playhouse as well as Outdoor Drama. Here’s to a wonderful run of ctrl-alt-life.
DAVID HEATH (Set design and construction)
David has been working in show business for 22 years and is a member of I.A.T.S.E.. After studying design and tech theater at Florida Atlantic University he quickly became a Technical Director in professional theater. David also designs, builds and/or installs props, lighting, sound and special effects. He has done television and film and was an Associate Professor at the University of Miami as well.
Originally from Indianapolis, Indiana , and a graduate of Ball State Univeristy - Jeff has been a writer, director, singer, dancer, actor, musician, and choreographer, for several professional, amateur, and eduactional theaters throughout the midwest. He has performed at Six Flags Darien Lake, Paramount's Kings Island, American Cabaret Theater, Nashville Follies Musical Theater, and Walt Disney World. Prior to living in Florida, Jeff taught high school Music, Speech, Debate, Theatre, Dance, and Color Guard throughout central Indiana. Jeff is currently an Entertainment Manager at Disney-MGM Studios' "Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular". ctrl-alt-life marks Jeff's Florida dectorial debut.
CONNY WILLIAMSON (Stage Manager)
Conny is very happy to join a wonderfully talented team of Artists for her first foray into the Fringe. In addition to her full time role as Entertainment Manager for Walt Disney World, in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Conny serves as Company Stage Manager with the Mad Cow Theatre, and is currently Production Stage Manager for The Orlando Cabaret Festival. Conny also serves as an Assistant Stage Manager for the Orlando Opera Association, most recently working on a Production of Madama Butterfly at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center as well at the Vero Beach Performing Arts Center. Previous credits include performing in and Stage Managing for a variety of productions in and around the Louisville Kentucky area, including the Kentucky Opera Association, Stage One: The Louisville Children’s Theatre, The Derby Dinner Playhouse as well as Outdoor Drama. Here’s to a wonderful run of ctrl-alt-life.
DAVID HEATH (Set design and construction)
David has been working in show business for 22 years and is a member of I.A.T.S.E.. After studying design and tech theater at Florida Atlantic University he quickly became a Technical Director in professional theater. David also designs, builds and/or installs props, lighting, sound and special effects. He has done television and film and was an Associate Professor at the University of Miami as well.
