Adult Workshops & Classes

Timothy Frost has performed in over 80 productions and has directed, assisted, and choreographed over several productions and pieces for 3 show choirs. As an award winning choreographer, his credits include “Nice Work if you Can Get it” for the Fort Findlay Playhouse, “Seussical the Musical” for Schuylerville Community Theater, “Winnie the Pooh, Kids” for Youtheatre, “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown" for Buckeye Hill Trial High School, and the musical theatre course at the Rhythm in Motion Dance Company. He has graduated from the University of Findlay with a BA in K-12 Theatre Education and Performance.

Trained and taught with the Arthur Murray Ballroom Dance International, Tim has spent several years perfecting his techniques needed for Classic, Latin, and Swing style dances. He has also competed and taken Grand Champ twice in ballroom competitions around the Midwest and New England areas. While competitive dancing is fun, he thoroughly enjoys using dance as a way to enhance life and enjoyment for all ages.

Mary Beth Coolidge currently serves as the Self Care Specialist at Anderson University where she teaches the Alexander Technique, Mindfulness, and other self-care skills to the students in the School of Music, Theatre and Dance, as well as the Social Work & Nursing programs. She is the creator & founder of Community Constructive Rest which she began at AU in 2014, sharing this foundational restorative practice to the students, faculty, & staff with an emphasis on communal support & the collective conscious. Her artistic home resides in classical singing & opera in which she holds a BM Voice Performance, Oberlin Conservatory of Music & a MM Voice Performance, University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She completed her 1200 Hour Alexander Technique Teacher training in 2016, studying under Robin Gilmore with Chesapeake Bay Alexander Studies. Mary Beth is a proud teaching member of Alexander Technique International. Mary Beth is thrilled to be the new assistant choir director at Findlay High School and the assistant director of Findlay First Edition this coming school year.