Graham Russo started acting as a child then went on to graduate from UCLA's School of Theater, Film, and Television. He has taught dramatic arts at many Los Angeles County Headstart sites, the Westwood Charter School, San Diego Junior Theatre and Pershing Middle School. He founded Pacific Children's Theatre (formerly San Diego Children's Theatre) as a way to give all children, regardless of ability, the opportunity to learn the joys of theatre arts.

Rosy-Dawn Selwitz has been performing and teaching in San Diego and abroad for the last 15 years. She has performed with the San Diego Lyric Opera and has been a recurring Chorus member with the San Diego Opera chorus since 2004.

Rosy-Dawn graduated with a Bachelors degree of Music in vocal performance from San Diego State University in 2007. In addition to performing in operas Rosy-Dawn has sung in numerous performance groups that include such genera's as Jazz, Bluegrass, Rock and R&B. Rosy-Dawn loves sharing music with Children, whether it be her private vocal students or in the classroom. Rosy-Dawn is currently the musical director for Pacific Children's Theatre and the director for The Fiery Spirit Children's Choir. Rosy-Dawn has retained her position as the section leader and soloist for La Mesa First United Methodist church for the last 4 years. Rosy-Dawn feels that everyone has a connection to music and is thrilled to be apart of that experience!

Claire finished her degree in Musical Theatre in South Africa in 2003. She is a qualified teacher and trained in ballet, jazz, hip hop and tap. After peforming in South Africa , and teaching in London for 2 years she is happy to call San Diego her home. She currently teaches at the Royal Dance Academy in Del Mar and various schools around San Diego. Claire is thrilled to be sharing her passion and love for dance and theatre with the Pacific Childrens Theatre.

Rachelle Ray graduated with a Bachelors degree in Studio Art with a concentration in Design from the State University of New York College at Oneonta in 2003 and in 2011 she graduated with her Masters in Teaching for Art from The Sage Colleges in Troy, New York. She has lived in Los Alamos, New Mexico, Boston, Massachusetts and Albany, New York and just recently moved to California to try her hand at teaching art to students on the west coast. She loves all types art but her favorite mediums are painting and photography. Rachelle is honored and excited to bring her love for art and teaching to the Pacific Childrens Theatre.

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