Kayc DeMaranville holds a B.F.A. in in Acting and a Masters Degree in Theatre History and Criticism from the University of Central Missouri. The classes she teaches include Acting, Scenic Design, Play Reading, and Nia ™. Kayc, the Manager of the Cooper Center, has been employed at Ark Regional Services since 1999.
Cheyenne Christian has a B.F.A. in Theatre and Dance from the University of Wyoming. She appeared in numerous productions and won many awards while at UW. In 2008, Cheyenne furthered her theatre education by completing an apprenticeship at the acclaimed, Actors Theatre of Louisville. Cheyenne teaches sign language, photography, and is an instructor in the Youth Arts Initiative at the Cooper Center. She also assists with many aspects of Cooper Center productions. Cheyenne has been employed at Ark since 2008.
Chael Chapel has been a teacher in the Visual Arts program at the Cooper Center since 2010. As a teacher in the Art Studio, he engages classes with group instruction as well as individual instruction when needed. Chael studied Art as well as Special Education at the University of Wyoming. He is a Wyoming native whose primary focus remains on his children.
Aubree Jones comes from California with a strong background in dance. She attended Sierra College in Northern California where she taught youth dance, cheerleading, and gymnastics. Aubree teaches classes in dance, movement and language arts and is also an instructor for the Youth Arts Initiative.
Elizabeth Ewing graduated with honors from Colorado State University with a B.M. in Music Performance and a B.A. in Philosophy. She teaches instrumental music, language arts, and private music lessons. She also creates and arranges music for the Cooper Center productions and teaches in the Youth Arts Initiative.
