Laura Reid is the CEO and Director of the Central Texas Homeschool Theater Club. She took the club over in late 2022 following the clubs performance of Alice in Wonderland. She has made great strides to turn the theatre program around and has found great success through 2023 up to now. The club is now an official non-profit organization and she continues to extend the clubs reach across Central Texas. Laura is a graduate of Texas Tech University and when she is not directing the theatre club she is actively homeschooling her son and volunteering for various events and gatherings across the town. She is deeply focused on building the club even further over the next 5 years and has no intention of slowing down anytime soon. Laura is highly creative and enjoys singing, dancing, writing, and especially knitting. She is the heart of the Theater Club and without her it wouldn't exist to this day.

Morgan Case started doing theatre her junior year of high school and absolutely fell in love with being on stage! Within these three short years, she has been able to be apart of 10+ amazing casts! It has been a whirlwind of different roles and experiences. From classic to modern, she tried her hand at a bit of everything. Now, after finishing her freshman year as a theater major, she is stoked to keep the momentum going. She has volunteered her time to mentor and teach the students of the Theater Club during our summer camp program "A Day at Ren Faire" and taught stage presence and vocal coaching for "The Suspect Named Jesus".

Timothy Reid is an IT Project Manager for McLennan County and graduate of Texas Tech University. In his part time he is the Assistant Director of the Central Texas Homeschool Theater Club and owner and operator of Wonder-n-Magic Photography in Waco. He is an aspiring writer and freelance artist with interests in music, animation, photography, and film. He has written two of the clubs plays, Emilia Beige and The Dime Paradigm (soon to be released as the first book in a series of 7), The Suspect Named Jesus (which he wrote and collaborated on the musical lyrics and composition with David Corkill, Greg Cox, Valerie Bravo, and his wife Laura Reid), and co-wrote the summer camp play "A Day At Ren Faire" with the Scribes of Theatre, a student led writers room.

Valerie Bravo is a school counselor and photographer who also has a huge love of music. She has been an educator for 14 years and loves being a counselor. If she isn't at work helping students, she loves to spend free time listening to music and singing! Valerie was one of the key lyricists for Scene 6 of The Suspect Named Jesus, Lazarus.

David Richard Corkill is the Owner and Executive Director of The Performing Arts Community Center (The PACC) ((www.paccwaco.com)), bringing over 21 years of experience in stage directing, music directing, composing, and performing arts education. An award-winning educator and recognized for his impact on the arts, David has directed more than 65 productions and major concerts across public, charter, and private schools, as well as community venues. A published author, playwright, music arranger, and composer, David has created original music for numerous productions, including tonight’s show. For more of his published and composed works, visit www.Teradil.com

Greg Cox is a graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington. He is an accomplished and award winning saxophonist. He enjoys playing at local events and even performs at his Al Ma Mater at various events through out the year. Greg was instrumental (pardon the pun) in bringing the city jazz feel of the song from scene 5 of The Suspect Named Jesus, Eyes Open, to life.