Staff

Angela Hill, Founder and Director Angela founded Camp Broadway Kids in March of 2006 by providing a theatrical summer camp to 35 students. In just a few months, the summer camp had created itself into a youth theatre school, and in August of 2007, CBK was renamed San Angelo Broadway Academy Youth Theatre. In its history, Angela has had the pleasure of directing 50 plus students in musicals such as Annie Jr, School House Rock, The Music Man Jr. and the upcoming production of High School Musical.  Having a deep rooted background in the arts, Angela has been dancing for 28 years training with top artists all over the country such as Wayne Cilento of New York who has choreographed Broadway Musicals such as Wicked and Sweet Charity, Finis Jhung of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center in NY, the Edge Performance Center in Los Angeles, and most recently she workshoped and danced with the Broadway cast from A Chorus Line. She is a graduate of the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York.  Angela has worked on various voiceovers and films, including the motion picture short, Texas America. She was recruited by casting agency’s in New York and LA for films such as Legally Blonde 2, Manchurian Candidate, Man of the House, Grease, You’re the One That I Want, and can currently be seen as a featured extra on the NBC drama series,  Friday Night Lights. Having taken a break from her biggest love, the stage, some of her most memorable stage credits include Velma in Chicago, June in Smoke in the Mountain, Nellie in South Pacific, Minnie in Hello Dolly, Brooke in Noises Off, and My Way to name a few. Angela holds a Masters Degree in Exercise Physiology from Angelo State University where she continues to practice part time as an Exercise Physiologist, and she also is an instructor in ballet, tap, and jazz at the San Angelo Civic Ballet. Angela enjoys being able to spend her summers in New York and Los Angeles auditioning and continuing her education in dance, theatre, and film so that she can share her passion with her students. Email Angela

Mike Anderson- Technical/Assistant Music Director and                 Drama Teacher Mike Anderson started out on stage at the young age of 3. By age of 8 he was singing in front of 10,000 people in Atlanta GA and at that point he knew that performing was going to play a major role in his life. Mike played college baseball at the University of Maryland, but realized he had to make room for his first love, the arts. He studied at the North Carolina School of Performing Arts with the world renound Paula Sugine, Mezzo Soprano for the Metropolitan Opera Association in New York City. He grew his love for the arts by being the lead drummer in a band in the early 80's opening up for popular bands such as Pat Benatar, and shooting national commercials and films. He continued to travel throughout the world performing both on and off stage with his most memorable performance as having sang  "Bring Him Home" from Les Miserable at the White House for President and Mrs. Clinton. Mike has also trained musically on the piano, guitar, drums, and just about any brass instrument. His stage credits include roles such as Jinx in Forever Plaid, Emile in South Pacific, Curly in Oklahoma, Gooper in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and Montiere in Hello Dolly to name a few. Mike has directed Over the River and Through the Woods and My Way at Angelo Civic Theatre and served as music director for Chicago.  Mike received his BA in Vocal Performance and an Associates Degree in Theatre Arts from Asbury College. He is currently working on an Adult Contemporary Album where his song "Because of You" can be heard on a local radio station and will be distributed as a single in numerous stores across Texas. Mike is the devoted father to Chelsea and Katelyn who have both already been very active on the stage where they share their dad's passion for the arts.   Email Mike

James Crowder- Vocal Coach and Music Director  James has been singing his whole life.  In high school he formed The Chanteys who sang 50's and 60's music.  He was the feature bass soloist in Handle's Messiah.  James enjoyed drama with lead roles in The Mikado and Charlie's Aunt.  James graduated from Abilene Christian University with a degree in Music Education.  When he moved to San Angelo, James formed the Ember's Quartet who has been together for 27 years.  They have had a Nashville Recording Contract; recorded in the Oak Ridge Boys studio; and have produced 9 CDs.  The Embers Quartet has opened for famous groups like The Cathedrals, Blackwood Brothers, Florida Boys and the Speer Family.  James had the special honor of being invited to an International Chorus to sing in Germany and Austria for two weeks, which had been a dream of his for many years. James has been teaching individuals to sing over 30 years and is now teaching private voice lessons at San Broadway Academy Youth Theatre to individuals of all ages. In his "real" job, James sells Real Estate for Coldwell Banker and enjoys spending time with his wife, three daughters, and two precious grandchildren who all share his passion for music. Email James

Angela Shah- Costume Designer

Irene Martinez- Fundraising Coordinator

Joel Guerrero- Assistant Teacher/College Intern

Keller O'Briant- Student Intern

Kathleen Jenkins- 2008/2009- High School Intern