PRODUCTION TEAM
Lawrence Long holds a B.A. in Theater from UCLA’s School of Theater, Film & Television where he majored in acting with emphases in vocal performance and playwriting. While working as an actor in Los Angeles, he taught on-camera audition technique at The SAG/AFTRA Conservatory at the American Film Institute as well as beginning acting at the Will Wallace Acting Company and About the Work Actor’s Studio. He worked as a script reader and analyst for The Screenwriter’s Room and contributed to the writer’s workshop Deadline Junkies as an actor and writer for over 5 years. He has appeared on multiple stages in Northern and Southern California, and was awarded the Best Actor award at the Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema. He currently teaches the Tri-School Drama classes at Serra.
Gennine Harrington considers the Serra stage her home away from home. Her favorite past productions include Aida, Tommy, Grease, and Les Miserables. Being part of a Tri-School Productions has been a dream come true and she feels blessed to have such an amazing cast of talented students. When Gennine isn’t working on a Tri-School show, she enjoys doing choreography and costume design for Hillbarn Theatre as well as her full time job as eighth grade teacher at Saint Gregory School.
Joe Murphy – Music Director – Joe is happy to be making his debut as the music director for Tri-School Productions. Joe is no stranger to the theater. He has musically directed many musicals in the area including “Elf,” “Cabaret,” “Little Shop of Horrors” and “Funny Girl” at Hillbarn along with “Singin in the Rain” with Broadway by the Bay and “Hair” with Coastal Rep. Joe also loves taking the stage as an actor and has most recently played the roles of the UPS Guy and Dewey in “Legally Blond,” Houdini in “Ragtime” and Lancelot in “Spamalot. ” Joe is currently the music director at Serra High School and works a great deal at St. Charles as well. Joe would like to thank his kids En and Sean, his father Ken and wonderful wife Sara for their love and support through all the years.
Greet Jaspaert has been an avid theater patron her whole life but actively involved with community theater in the capacity of producer, stage manager, set builder, actor, prop designer, painter, theater administrator etc. since 2006. Greet got involved with Tri-School in 2016 as a parent volunteer when her daughter, Klara was in A Midsummer Night’s Dream in the fall of her freshman year at Mercy High School. She is meanwhile also a proud Serra parent of junior, Finn. Greet hopes that you enjoy each show you see here and encourages you to see live theater all over the Bay Area.