Dancing between performing and choreographing throughout Northeast Kansas.
Production | Role | Theatre | Director | Year |
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The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee | Marcy Park | Topeka Civic Theatre | Jeff Boyer | 2023 |
The Play That Goes Wrong | Sandra Wilkinson | Topeka Civic Theatre | Shannon Reilly | 2023 |
A Chorus Line | Cassie Ferguson | Topeka Performing Arts Center | Larry Gawronski | 2021 |
In the Heights | Ensemble | Topeka Civic Theatre | Shannon Reilly | 2019 |
Disenchanted! | Cinderella | Topeka Civic Theatre | Maeghan Bishop | 2018 |
Urinetown | Little Sally | Ad Astra Theatre Ensemble | Craig Fisher | 2017 |
Seussical | Bird Girl 2 | Topeka Civic Theatre | Mary Williams | 2017 |
Into the Woods | Little Red Riding Hood | Ad Astra Theatre Ensemble | Craig Fisher | 2015 |
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson | Ensemble | Ad Astra Theatre Ensemble | Craig Fisher | 2012 |
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee | Marcy Park | Syracuse University | Kim Ndombe | 2011 |
Grease | Sandy | Topeka High School | Steve Eubank | 2010 |
Production | Theatre | Year |
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Matilda Jr. | Topeka Civic Theatre | 2023 |
9 to 5 | Topeka Civic Theatre | 2023 |
Something Rotten! | Topeka Civic Theatre | 2023 |
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Jr. | Topeka Civic Theatre | 2022 |
Hello, Dolly! | Topeka Civic Theatre | 2022 |
James and the Giant Peach | Topeka Civic Theatre | 2022 |
Dogfight | Ad Astra Theatre Ensemble | 2019 |
Urinetown | Ad Astra Theatre Ensemble | 2017 |
American Idiot | Ad Astra Theatre Ensemble | 2016 |
Duckie, your dances aren’t basic…they’re slay-sic.
Kallan, age 11, during “Matilda Jr.” rehearsals
Kristin Ross is an enchanting ingenue, with all the style to match.
Alison Bridget Chambers for BroadwayWorld.com, reviewing “The Play That Goes Wrong”
James and the Giant Peach was wonderful! You did an excellent job choreographing that show!
Shannon Wittmer, Holton Community Theatre director, after attending “James and the Giant Peach”
Kristin Ross has some fairly effective choreography with the tap battle in “Bottom’s Going to Be on Top” and the sweeping “A Musical” and “We See the Light” being the top moments.
Chris Elston, professional regional theatre reviewer, discussing “Something Rotten!”