Stephen Buntrock

Stephen Buntrock has a diverse work experience in the performing arts field. Stephen began their career on Broadway as an artist, performing in various productions such as "A Little Night Music" and "Les Miserables." Stephen also toured nationally in shows like "White Christmas" and "Grease."

In addition to their stage work, Buntrock has worked as a performing arts teacher at multiple institutions. Stephen has created and implemented drama programs at schools like KIPP Thrive Academy and North Star Academy, teaching subjects such as improvisation and scene study. Stephen has also served as a department head and acting instructor at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, where they developed curriculum for theater-education training programs.

Most recently, Buntrock has been working as a performing arts teacher at Westside Park Elementary School North Star Academy. Overall, their work experience highlights their passion for the performing arts and their dedication to teaching and mentoring students.

Stephen Buntrock earned an Associate of Arts degree in Fine Arts from Lincoln College in 1988. Stephen then went on to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Education from Roosevelt University, which they completed in 1991. In 2013, Stephen attended Relay Graduate School of Education to further their education in the field, but it is not specified whether they completed a degree.