George Fulda - Candidate for Member "At Large"
George's Personal Statement
I have been a passionate performer, educator, and advocate since my first show as a baby prince of Siam in 1974. Performing in community, collegiate and professional stages throughout my life, I have a broad knowledge of both the art and business of music and theater. Since moving to Gainesville 12 years ago, my family and I have been searching for a community theater that shares our desire for personal and artistic quality, sense of family and belonging, and the talent to embrace a wide spectrum of theatrical experience. I would be honored to help PWLT reach new heights by serving on the board as an At Large member.
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George's Bio
George's greatest joy is being married to his talented wife Samantha and father of his amazing kids, Alex and Lili. Professionally, he has been an arts, technology and leadership educator for over 30 years. His day job is as a center director for learning platform and systems at the Defense Acquisition University. Additionally, he is the Director of Music Ministry at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Haymarket, and adjunct faculty in the Digital Education department at UMGC. Within the community, he has been active as a leader in the Boy Scouts for many years, donated time and talent to various efforts at PWCS schools, teaches piano/voice lessons, and is heavily involved at his church. He studied Russian Theater at Georgetown, Music Education and Fairmont State, and received his Masters and Doctorate degrees in Higher Education Leadership at West Virginia University.
Artistically, George has been involved in Music and Theater since childhood. He has served as director for many adult and children's choirs, occasional composer, and has performed with multiple ensembles (generally as a pianist, but likes to dabble with percussion and bass) in venues ranging from parking lots during the COVID pandemic to the Kennedy Center. Theatrically, he has primarily been found behind the keyboard or baton as musical/vocal director in dozens of productions, but also loves acting, lighting, and is dangerous with a hammer.
Artistically, George has been involved in Music and Theater since childhood. He has served as director for many adult and children's choirs, occasional composer, and has performed with multiple ensembles (generally as a pianist, but likes to dabble with percussion and bass) in venues ranging from parking lots during the COVID pandemic to the Kennedy Center. Theatrically, he has primarily been found behind the keyboard or baton as musical/vocal director in dozens of productions, but also loves acting, lighting, and is dangerous with a hammer.