Dr. Tracey Gregg-Boothby
(Music Director) is Professor of Music at Rose State College where she conducts the Rose State Chorus and Rose State Chamber Singers, teaches voice, and other undergraduate courses in music. She is also a member of the Berwick Chorus of the Oregon Bach Festival. Dr. Gregg-Boothby is an active guest choral and vocal clinician with area middle school and high schools. She has served as stage director and music director for numerous musical theatre productions,her favorites include Chicago, Little Women, Honk!, and Into the Woods. Dr. Gregg-Boothby is a member of NAfME/OMEA, ACDA/OCDA, NATS, and the Wichita tribe. Dr. Gregg-Boothby received her undergraduate degree in vocal performance at Oklahoma State University, Master’s degree in vocal performance from Oklahoma City University, and her DMA in Choral Conducting at the niversity of Oklahoma. She currently resides in Norman with her husband, Seth, and their daughters, Tylar Rose and Emma Lynn.
Amy Nevius
(Choreographer) is currently listed among the Oklahoma Arts Council’s Teaching Artist Roster. She has brought arts education in the form of dance and creative movement to a widerange of populations, including at-risk youth. In addition to her work as a teaching artist, she is also currently teaching dance technique classes at Rose State College and Oklahoma Baptist University. Ms. Nevius holds a BA in Dance Education from the University of Central Oklahoma and is a recipient of the State Superintendent’s Award for Arts Excellence. As a founding member of Oklahoma’s premiere modern and aerial dance company, Perpetual Motion Dance, Amy enjoys creating and performing challenging new dance works for the concert stage. Her rofessional performance and choreography with Perpetual Motion Dance has been presented through concerts, festivals, productions and art-centered events in Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, New Mexico and California.
