Gregory Andis is a producer/director/designer/technician/actor who began his theatre journey at the Shawnee Children's Theatre back in the old barn in a 1975 production of Peter Pan. Greg was a resident company member from 1980-1982, appearing in Call Me Madam with the brilliant Noreen Reardon, A Night With Ken Kercheval, with the late Ken Kercheval of "Dallas" fame, and Command Decision, with our late founder, Dr. H. Adrian Reiner, and several others. He returned to the company in 1986 when he appeared in every show of the season including, Exit the Body, Agatha Christie Made Me Do It, Paris Goodrum's World Premiere of Scream Without End, Two By Two, Cactus Flower, and as Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire, but it has been 40 years since he has appeared on the Shawnee stage. Over the last half century, Greg has had the opportunity to appear in some of the theatre's most iconic roles, including Tevye in Fiddler On The Roof, John Adams in 1776, Emile de Becque in South Pacific, Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde in Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical, Charlie Brown in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, and Oscar Madison in The Odd Couple. His Directing credits include: Wait Until Dark, Two by Two, The Secret Garden, Trial By Jury, The Devil And Daniel Webster, Things My Mother Taught Me, Daniel Boone, and dozens of others.

Hunter Rock is a costume designer from North Carolina. Previously the designer for James and the Giant Peach, I and You, and the Addams Family, Hunter is thankful for the opportunity to return to the Shawnee this year for Seussical and Oklahoma.

Haley Brown is a recent graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where she studied costume design. She is excited to be joining the Shawnee Theatre this season.

Taylor has been involved with The Shawnee Theatre for many years and has served on the Board of Directors since 2023. As a sound engineer, he has mixed countless productions, including most recently Annie, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, James and the Giant Peach Jr., Cinderella, Frozen the Musical, and The Little Mermaid Jr. Taylor enjoys combining his love of live performance with the technical side of theatre to help bring each production to life. He is grateful to be part of the Shawnee family and thanks the cast, crew, volunteers, and audiences who continue to support the arts in Greene County.