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Theater and Performing Arts
Jane
Huckle Campbell
(Βeta
Rho-Washington State)
Producing director of the
Honolulu Theater for Youth,
Hawai’i’s only professional nonprofit theatre.
Katie
Dean
(Theta Nu-Appalachian State)
Former manager of
international development for the Country Music
Association. Current Director of Sales for Mediabase, a
division of Clear Channel Entertainment.
Rosemarie Dewitt
(Theta Mu-Hofstra)
Television and film actress. Made her
television debut on
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
and went on the guest star in the TV shows
Queens Supreme,
Sex and the City,
and
Rescue Me.
She also stars in the Fox television series
Standoff
and the movie
Cinderella Man,
which was written about her grandfather.
Ellen Dryden
(Omicron-Missouri)
Radio playwright and actress. Wrote,
The Person Responsible
(1974), and
Visitors
(1974). Acted in
Emma,
a 1972 TV mini-series and in
The L-shaped Room
(1962).
Cynthia Edwards
(Εpsilon Βeta-Butler)
Stage director for the New York
City Opera.
Brooke Engen (Theta Mu-Hofstra)
Actress. Played
Doreen in the 2007 movie “Hairspray.”
Tiffany Engen (Theta Mu-Hofstra)
Actress. Played
Noreen in the 2007 movie “Hairspray.”
Martie Ramm Engle
(Βeta
Delta-UCLA)
Broadway producer, choreographer, singer,
dancer, director. Part of Walt Disney Theatrical
Productions, supervising worldwide productions of
Beauty and the Beast.
Member of the Broadway touring companies of
A Chorus
Line, Sweet Charity, Evita
and
Annie.
Served as Director of Special Events for the Pacific
Symphony and the Museum of Latin American Art, Long
Beach.
Holly Evans
(Εpsilon Beta-Butler)
Dancer, actress. Radio City Rockette. Founding member of Harrisburg Ballet. Leads
the kickline at the Harrisburg capitol for National
Dance Week.
Kimberly Fletcher
(Epsilon Rho-UC/Davis)
Regional Vice President and
General Manager of KDAY (93.5 FM) in Los Angeles.
Marcia Baldwin Gray
(Βeta-Northwestern)
Professor Emeritus of voice at Eastman School of Music,
Rochester, N.Y. Spent twelve seasons with the
Metropolitan Opera.
lnga
Swenson Harris
(Βeta-Northwestern)
Broadway and television actress. Stage credits:
The First Gentleman
(1959),
Advise and Consent
(1962),
Miracle
Worker
(1962), earned Tony nominations as Best Actress in a
Musical for
110 In
The Shade
(1964) and
Baker Street
(1965). Played Gretchen Kraus on ABC®’s
Benson
(1979-1986).
Margaret Pease Harper
(Βeta Εpsilon-Arizona)
Founder, public relations
director of outdoor musical drama
Texas
(1961-85). Founding member, first president of the Lone
Star Ballet. Vice President of the Texas Tourist
Council. Inducted into the
Texas Hall of Fame for Women,
National Cowboy Hall of Fame and National Cowgirl Hall
of Fame.
Received Distinguished Service Award from the American
Association of University Women, Texas Division. Author
of
Meet
Some Musical Terms: A First Dictionary
(1959).
Jeannette Butts Paulson Hereniko
(Τau-Oregon)
Director of the Asia-Pacific Media Center,
Los Angeles (since 1996). Established the Network for
the Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC/USA) (1994).
Founding director, Palms Springs International Film
Festival (1990). Founder of the Hawaii International
Film Festival (1980), serving as its director until
1996. Executive producer of feature-length film “Fire in
the Womb” (2005). President of
iFilm Connections: Asia &
Pacific.
Laura
Leigh Hughes
(Βeta Delta-UCLA)
Actress. Founder and executive of
The Unusual Suspects Theatre
Company, helping at-risk teens create
original theatre drawn from their lives. The company
received the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention 2000 National Juvenile Justice Award for its
work. Laura received the Agape Season of Non-Violence
Hero of the Week Award (2000).
Pamela Klinger
(Εpsilon
Ιota-Duquesne)
Singer, dancer, cast member in Broadway
production and movie
A Chorus
Line.
Erin Lacey
(Epsilon deuteron-Boston)
Director of Development at
First Light Films, a feature film company that worked
with films such as
Fargo
and
Notting
Hill.
Natalie Loftin
(Delta Delta-Oklahoma City)
Singer, actress. Won Clear
Channel Radio and Sony's "Radio Star" Competition in
2004.
Maile
Misajon
(Βeta Delta-UCLA)
Singer, actress. In female pop group
Eden’s Crush and on the television series
Popstars.
Has appeared in several commercials. Albums include
Popstars,
featuring the group’s hit single "Get Over Yourself"
(see Fall 2001
Quarterly).
Virginia Patton Moss
(Βeta
Pi-USC)
Actress. Played Ruth Bailey in the 1946
film
It’s a Wonderful Life. Other
films include
Canyon
Passage
(1946)
A Double
Life
(1947)
The
Burning Cross
(1947)
Black
Eagle
(1948)
The
Lucky Stiff 1949).
Received Honorary Alumna Award from Ohio University.
Kat Parsons
(Βeta-Northwestern)
Chicago-based singer, songwriter.
Made her recording debut with
Framing
Caroline
(1999), released her album
No Will
Power
in
March 2005.
Elizabeth Nelson Reiter (Delta Delta-Oklahoma City)
Director
of dance at St. Gregory's University in Shawnee, Okla.
Professional performance career includes being a
principal dancer and rehearsal director for Gus Giordano
Jazz Dance Chicago; principal dancer with alexander
michaels/FUTURE MOVEMENT and numerous industrials in
Chicago.
Hazel
Raymundo Siegel
(Βeta-Northwestern)
Singer, actress, journalist. Played Kim in Chicago and
Boston production of
Miss
Saigon.
Performed first staged reading of Disney's
Aida.
Randi Mayem Singer
(Lambda-UC/Berkeley)
Writer and producer. Wrote screenplay for
Mrs. Doubtfire
(1993) and
Chasing
Liberty
(2004). Television credits: writer and producer of
Hudson
Street
(1995) and creator and executive producer of
Jack & Jill
(1999-2000).
Jeri Ryan
(Βeta-Northwestern)
Actress. Television: played the role
of Seven of Nine on
Star
Trek:
Voyager,
Ronnie Cooke on Fox’s
Boston
Public (since 2001),
Melrose Place,
Who’s
the Boss?,
The
Flash, Time Trax,
Matlock
and
Dark
Skies.
Starred in several films including
Men Cry Bullets,
The Last Man,
Wes
Craven Presents: Dracula 2000,
a cameo in
Disney's
The Kid,
and
Down
with Love.
Miss
Illinois in 1989.
Mildred Dunnock Urmy
(Ζeta-Goucher)
Broadway actress. Received a Best Supporting Actress
Oscar nomination for her role in
Death of
a Salesman
(1951) and in Tennesse Williams’
Baby
Doll
(1956). Originated the role of Big Mama in Tennessee
Williams'
Cat on a
Hot Tin Roof (1956).
Julie
Vieillemaringe
(Ζeta
Gamma-Santa Clara)
Production assistant for Walt Disney
Feature Animation in Los Angeles. Screen credit on
Disney’s
Tarzan.
Jane
Weaver
(Delta Epsilon-Iowa)
General manager and chief executive
officer of Texas Opera Theater, Houston, Texas.
Kimberly Williams-Paisley
(Βeta-Northwestern)
Actress, writer, director. Movies:
Father of the Bride,
Father of the Bride: Part 2,
Indian Summer,
How to Eat Fried Worms,
Eden Court.
Stage credits:
Vagina Monologues,
The Last Night at Ballyhoo, All in the Timing,
Speed the Plow.
Television credits:
Jake's Women,
Relativity,
The 10th Kingdom, Lucky Seven,
Identity Theft,
The Christmas Shoes,
Follow the Stars Home,
and Hallmark commercials. Currently appears on ABC®’s
According to Jim
(Fall 2001
Quarterly).
Wrote and directed two short films:
Shade
and
Numero Dos.
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