Disney's Cinderella KIDS - December 09 - December 10, 2017

Lanai Academy of Performing Arts

 Crew Who's Who 

  • Matt Glickstein head shot

    Matt Glickstein

    Executive Director/Music Director

    Matt Glickstein is the founder of the Lanai Academy of Performing Arts (LAPA).   He co-wrote the music for Island Below the Star, an original children’s musical, with Grant Choo.   Since then, he has served as music director for LAPA’s productions of Disney's 101 Dalmatians KIDS, Annie Jr. (2014), Getting to Know...The Sound of Music (2015), Shrek the Musical Jr (2016), Lion King Jr. (2017), and LAPA's Broadway Junior programs. 

  • Zena Kageno head shot

    Zena Kageno

    Artistic Director

    Zena has been a part of LAPA since 2014.  She helped direct and choreograph Disney's 101 Dalmatians Kids, Annie Jr., Getting to know...The Sound of Music, Shrek the Musical Jr., Lion King Jr, and the Broadway Junior and Curtain Call programs. She has a love for all things musical and  danced with The Rosalie Woodson Dance Academy for 10 years.

  • Adam Beckwith head shot

    Adam Beckwith

    Acting Director

    Adam is an elementary special education teacher at Lanai High and Elementary School. He was born in Vermilion, Ohio and has been involved in music and theater as an actor and singer (both as a tenor and baritone). Adam joined the Lanai Academy of Performing Arts (LAPA) in 2014, when he was stage manager for Annie Jr. Directing credits include LAPA’s production of Getting to Know…The Sound of Music (2015), Shrek the Musical Jr, (2016), Lion King Jr. (2017), and LAPA's Broadway Junior programs.

  • Jamie Hale head shot

    Jamie Hale

    Assistant Choreographer

    After completing her degree at SUNY Brockport, Jamie traveled as a professional dancer in and out of the United States with different dance companies. She joined us on Lanai as a special education and enjoys sharing her passion for dance and education with our students. Jamie has been helping with LAPA for several years now, including assisting with choreography in Lion King Jr.

 

Dear LAPA,

It's been exciting working with so many new faces and getting to know you all! We've enjoyed being on this journey with you, and you've succeeded before you've even stepped foot on stage with your dedication and courage.

 

Older kids, thank you for being role models and giving your time and expertise to help mentor our younger students.  You have learned so much being on the director's side of things, and we are amazed at all of the great things you are capable of!

Mr.Glickstein, Mrs. Kageno, and Mr. Beckwith

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