Stephen has been teaching theatre here at DHS for the last six years, and before that, he enjoyed and exciting career in professional theatre as an actor and director for over 25 years. A graduate of both Auburn University and the University of Montevallo, Stephen spent over 10 years in Central Florida where he worked as an actor, director, improv performer, and producer almost everywhere that had a stage including Universal Orlando where he harassed tourists daily in the role of Beetlejuice. Blessed (or cursed) with a wide variety of interests, Stephen loves Marvel comics and also dabbles in the graphic arts. In 2018, Mr. French was chosen Arts Educator of the Year by the Mobile Arts Council. Stephen truly loves his job and getting to work with such talented students on a daily basis!

Beth White began singing in church at the age of five, started piano lessons at seven, and joined beginner band in seventh grade. She was drum major for her high school marching band during her junior and senior years. Majoring in vocal music education at Mississippi State University, she also marched in the Famous Maroon Band for four years and became a section leader as a sophomore. Mrs. White has been teaching music for over forty years in a variety of venues, including private lessons, church, middle school, high school and college levels. Helping students perform and appreciate music has become the joy of her life. The last four years at Davidson have been a culmination of experience and practice, exploding into an exciting, growing vocal music program. All students who love to sing are encouraged to join us!

Angie Dussouy has studied dance from a very young age. She graduated with a BFA in Dance Education from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2001. Since graduating, Angie has taught dance at various schools and after school programs throughout Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama. She was a performer for Macon Moving Dance Theater in Macon, GA for several years. Angie has also performed and taken classes at venues such as American College Dance Association, Jane Comfort Dance Company of New York, and Liz Lerman Dance Exchange. In addition, she has received professional development at the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO) national conferences, National High School Dance Festival, Alabama Dance Festival, Mississippi Dance Festival, and Whole Schools summer institute. In 2006 she started the dance program at Davidson High School In Mobile County, where she continues to inspire young dancers and ensure the continued success of Davidson High School’s dance program.

Tess is a DHS freshman and this is her first year working as an assistant stage manager. She has a 3.5 GPA and has a great work ethic. She went to Trumbauer back in November and placed excellent in her category. Tess would like to thank her family for dropping her off at rehearsal and supporting her. She would also like to thank her friends for their support.