Speech & Drama
Grayson, Jerry (1985) - Drama Department Coordinator; Middle and Upper School Drama
317/415-2745
Mr. Grayson has directed more than 65 productions of plays and musicals, more than half of them at Park Tudor School and others at North Montgomery H.S., Garrett Jr./Sr. H.S., New Castle H.S., and for Sugar Creek Players and the Vanity Theatre in Indiana. He has appeared in a variety of productions in local theatres and dinner theatres, as well as in radio and television commercials. He received his bachelor's degree with majors in English, speech, and theatre and a minor in Biblical literature from Cedarville College. He received his master's degree in theatre from Indiana University where he studied theatre theory, criticism and history with Oscar G. Brockett and jazz vocal music with Eileen Farrell. He also studied at Indiana State and Purdue Universities. Additionally, while attending American University in Washington D.C., he studied modern dance with the Erik Hawkins Dance Company, directing with Leo Shapiro, and acting with Maria Preszjeski, a student of Jerzy Grotowski. Before joining Park Tudor, he taught at Waynetown Middle School, North Montgomery High School, Garrett Jr./Sr. High School, and New Castle High School.
Holloway, Emily Ristine (2005) - Lower/Middle School Drama Assistant
317/415-2700 ext. 8074
A 1994 graduate of Park Tudor, Ms. Holloway is an equity actress who has performed at Beef and Boards, Civic Theatre, American Cabaret Theater, Phoenix Theatre and Indiana Repertory Theatre. While attending DePauw University, she took a contract with Walt Disney World, where she performed in more than 500 shows. She also works as a studio singer recording for Music Theater International, directs school theater, and does film and commercial work.
Hueni, Rob C. (1989) – Middle and Upper School Technical Theater; Upper School Speech; Technical Theater Director
317/415-2765
Mr. Hueni attended Grace College and graduated with a communications major and U.S. history and technical theater minor. He received a master's degree in technical theater and rhetorical criticism from Ball State University. Mr. Hueni worked for six years as the technical theater director at Stanley Clark School in South Bend, IN, where he also taught drama and technical theater. While in South Bend he coached Mishawaka Marian's boys' and girls' tennis teams for six and five years respectively. He also coached the boys' basketball team at Stanley Clark for five years. For more than 20 summers he has worked as the head tennis professional at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club in Leesburg, IN.
