Brittanni is a teacher with over 7 years of classroom experience and a masters degree. She performed all through school, Jeffersonville High School alumni, and has been seen on stage at Clarksville Little Theatre and TheatreWorks of Southern Indiana, but got her official start in the directing world through her role as assistant director for Lion King Jr. at Clarksville Little Theatre under Katie Haulter, owner of Bella Voce Music Studio Of Southern Indiana. She has been directing youth/teens in the area for the past 6 years. Some of her most favorite productions include Beauty and the Beast Jr, Mamma Mia! and Mean Girls. She loves seeing kids realize and unleash their potential. In her free moments she enjoys spending time with her wonderful husband, Joe, and amazing daughter, Lorelai.

Erin Daugherty has always had a fierce love of the arts. She is an alumni of New Albany High School and was under the direction of David Longest. She also studied dance for 16 years, part of which was with Weber School of Dance under Bette Flock and Paula Merrill. She has since become a successful and prominent business owner of Max Building Designs, LLC. alongside her husband. In her free moments she enjoys spending time with her 17 year old daughter and watching her blossom into an amazingly beautiful young woman and Thespian. Hanging with her husband, Max Daugherty, isn’t too bad either!

Kendall Powell serves as the program director for Our Lady of Perpetual Help’s Theatre Department and is ecstatic to have the opportunity to work on this production of Little Shop! She was heavily involved in Providence Theatre during her high school years, under the direction of Ellen Holifield. She attended Indiana University Bloomington where she continued her theatre education. Inspired by Ellen and her college professors, she has allowed her passion for the arts to lead her to where she is today. Kendall will be directing Our Lady’s second musical this fall, Alice in Wonderland!

Ben Broady is currently a student entering into his third year at Berklee College of Music, and is pursuing a degree in Film Scoring and Composition. He is a graduate of Jeffersonville High School who had an active role to play (get it?) in several of their theater productions, both before and after graduation. This being his debut as a musical director for a show, he is very excited to help direct "Little Shop of Horrors" alongside the rest of the wonderful faculty.

Madeline Fisher is a recent graduate of the University of Indianapolis with a bachelor’s in communication. Madeline is a New Albany High School alumni and spent multiple years on the executive team for the Thespian Troupe. She’s been dancing for years, most recently at Weber School of Dance and as a New Albany Bulldoll, and is thrilled to step in as a choreographer for Southern Indiana Elements of Arts and Our Lady of Perpetual Help’s theatre department! In her free time, she serves as Miss Wabash Valley and will compete for Miss Indiana in June!