West Side Story - April 27 - April 29, 2017
St Paul High School
Production Team
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Carolina Xique
Carolina Xique is the musical director for West Side Story. She is also involved in the show as a choreographer and makeup artist. Carolina was a graduate from St. Paul High School in 2015, where she completed seven productions as an actress. She trained vocally for four years at the Colburn School in Downtown Los Angeles. She is now currently obtaining her bachelor’s degree in Theatre at Cal State University, Long Beach and plans on continuing her journey in directing, musical and acting. She is incredibly proud and honored to be a part of this wonderful show, filled with talented students.
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Tiffany Cruz Villegas
Mrs. Villegas received her B.A. in Theater from San Diego State University. She continued training at O.C.'s Defore Dance Center and enjoys choreographing youth Theatre, but nothing compares to the joy of St. Paul drama. This will be Mrs. Villegas' 12th Spring Musical at St. Paul H.S. and West Side '17 will always have a special place in her heart.
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Zoe Lemos-Munguia
Zoe Lemos-Munguia is ecstatic about being part of the St. Paul Drama Department this season. Zoe studied theatre at Rio Hondo College, acting in countless plays, as well as some directing and crew work. She has performed at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival numerous times, most recently as a Irene Ryan Scholarship nominee for her lead role in The Odd Couple. She would like to thank her (St. Paul alumni) parents and family for always being supportive of her wild dreams and busy schedule. Zoe has worn many hats during the process of this production, but it couldn't have been done without every single person who has poured themselves into making this musical happen; especially the cast and crew who have been so welcoming, kind and patient. Last but not least, thank you Caleb James Miller for everything you do and for taking everyone on the beautiful journey of making West Side Story the best possible experience for your students and community.
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Miguel Sanchez
This is Miguel's debut as the scenic designer and set builder of St. Paul High School. Miguel has worked with the Whittier Center Theater as well as the Wray Theater for many years. He is currently acting as a contracted employee of Aetheric Lighting and has had the challenging task of adapting our production of West Side Story to the outside stage.
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