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QUALIFICATIONS: Acts in many shows. He has played everything from dwarves to Englishmen. He is very enthusiastic and is very obedient. He has been properly trained by Linda Hughes.
His singing voice is well trained by people such as Loren Strickland, Pat Harris, Linda Hughes, Daina Mueghling, and Jenny Richardson.
At his church Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Todd has done numerous solos of various ranges and genres.
He has acted in several theaters including Amarillo College Theater School for Children, Summer Arts Festival (at Amarillo College), and Amarillo Little Theater.
Todd has seen numerous Broadway and London shows.
WORK HISTORY:
ACTS-Amarillo College Theater School for Children, under Linda Hughes, Mary Reynolds and Jennie Richardson SAF-Summer Arts Festival under Dr. Terral Lewis ALT-Amarillo Little Theater under Allen Shankles
The Hobbit-Dori-Acts (Small role and first)
The Snow Queen-Karl-Acts (main role, included solo as well as several duets)
Princess and the Pea-Prince-ALT children’s Theater(main male role, Included several duets
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever-David-Acts (smaller role)
How to Eat Like a Child-John-Acts-(included solo. Required to play Viola. Small cast of 12)
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever-Elmer-Acts (Won best minor actor)
Charlotte’s Web-Avery-Acts- (supporting role, Sang several duets)
The Wizard of Oz-Coroner, Jitterbug, Ozite-Acts [One of 5 main Jitterbugs (@15 in all)]
Raggedy Ann and Andy- Lester Loony-Acts (Character role which required comedy)
Narnia: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe-Peter-Acts (British accent, main character, (won “Director’s Award : Most Improved Actor which is one of three most prestigious awards)
Jungle Book-Rudyard Kipling-Acts- (On stage entire Show, British Accent)
Number the Stars-Mr. Rosen and Nazi-ACTS (Required Danish and British Accents)
Annie-Drake and Lt. Ward-(dancing and Brooklyn/British accents required)-Won award
Gypsy-Clarence and a newsboy-ALT- (Required to play clarinet, dancing required)
How to Eat Like a Child-Chorey-Alt (small role)
Damn Yankees- Boy-Summer Arts Festival- (Small role)
Showcase 1-Featured soloist-Acts (sang “Look to the Rainbow” with Vocal class, “Santa Fe” from Newsies, and the Acts Mime troupe Signature Piece)
Showcase 2- Featured duetist-Acts (“That Guy” a duet from Blood Brothers sung with Spencer Reynolds from the show Blood Brothers)
Mime troupe for 4 years-Acts (Performed at numerous prestigious banquets)
Vocal Performance-2 years-Acts-(Sang duet with Chris McMillan: “Morning Glow” from Pippin, “Look to the Rainbow” from Finnian’s Rainbow and MANY more)
Hastings version of The Who’s Tommy-Young Tommy (Didn’t audition, hand picked, 1st paying job, $200)
Boys Choir 3 years (Consider Yourself and More, studied under Greg Shapley)
Various solos at Church (including “All is Well” and more. All consisted of different ranges. Worked on with help from Daina Mueghling)
EDUCATION: Windsor Elementary Bonham Middle School Amarillo College Theater School For Children (ACTS) Amarillo Little Theater Children’s Program
AWARDS RECEIVED" Best Minor Actor-Best Christmas pageant Ever-Elmer-ACTS-1995
Directors Award (Most Improved Actor)-ACTS-1997
Best Minor Actor-Annie-Drake and Lt. Ward-1998