Tri-School Theatre announces Servite High School alumnus as new artistic director
Tri-School Theatre, the award-winning educational theater ministry, recently announced that Servite High School alumnus Frankie Marrone (2003) has been hired as the program’s new artistic director. A teacher and director for Tri-School, Marrone credits the program for acting as a “major turning point” in his life, inspiring him to pursue a […]
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Tri-School Theatre, the award-winning educational theater ministry, recently announced that Servite High School alumnus Frankie Marrone (2003) has been hired as the program’s new artistic director.
A teacher and director for Tri-School, Marrone credits the program for acting as a “major turning point” in his life, inspiring him to pursue a career in performing arts education at the Boston Conservatory.
Amy Luskey-ÙBarth, Tri-School’s former executive director and founder, says Marrone is “one of the most enthusiastic, passionate and creative theater educators” that she has encountered in her 29-year career.
Robert J. Robertson, one of Tri-School’s original founders, was also announced as the new director of operations at Tri-School, which seeks to nurture students’ talents in a Christ-centered environment.