Angelica Torres - Founder/Director/Choreographer

Founder of the Broadway Musical Theatre program for the Village of Key Biscayne, Ms. Torres

has extensive experience in musical theatre production that includes having worked alongside

Manolo Fabregas and Otto Sirgo as Assistant Director and Producer for the Mexican production

"Como Ama la Otra Mitad" starring Julio Aleman. Her experience includes over fifteen years of

directing and choreographing such musicals as "Cats", "Crazy for You", "Phantom of the Opera".

"Jesus Christ Superstar", "Grease", "Song and Dance", "Beauty and the Beast", "Annie" at the

Gusman Center for the Performing Arts, "High School Musical", "Seussical",, "Broadway Record

Breakers" and recently "Thoroughly Modern Millie". Originally from Mexico, where she was a

three time national jazz competition winner, her passion for theatre and dance brought her to New

York City where she studied under Chet Walker. The depth and breath of her experience both on

and behind the stage is significant, encompassing the technical aspects of tap, ballet, jazz, musical

theatre, and acting as well as costume/set design, directing and producing. Her work has won

various awards which have included best public access television series (Westchester, NY) as well

as numerous commendations for her significant contributions to the performing arts in the

community.

Anthony Campisi - Musical Director

Mr. Campisi is currently a private voice/musical theatre coach. He has trained in both areas of

music and theatre. He has directed/ musical directed such shows as: Catfish Moon, Bye Bye,

Birdie, Seussical the musical, The Boys Next Door, The Death and Life of Larry Benson, Fame,

Crazy For You, Dancing Solo, Children Of A Lesser God, Up the Down Staircase, God's

Favorite, High School Musical and many more. He has conducted shows for many high schools

and community theatres in Atlanta. He founded a Not-For-Profit Organization in 2002 called

JAM Ministries which is a free summer camp program for children grades 3-8. Formerly the

Program Director for the Miami Children's Theatre, he directed/assistant directed/ lighting

designed/technical directed/stage managed, up to 8 shows a year and taught classes from ages 5

and up. Mr. Campisi continues to work with local public school drama departments, advising

them on productions. He is a member of EDTA (Educational Theatre Association), Georgia and

Florida Music Educators Association, and is also a member of The International Thespian

Society. Mr. Campisi has done workshop classes with many of the top broadway music directors

and performers. He also is currently an adjudicator for Middle and High School Thespians and

has judged events all across the southeast.