Broadway Camp Jr.

Dennis J. Clark (He/Him) is an adjunct in the Theater Department at Utica University, a freelance Director/Choreographer and proud member of Actors Equity.  He was the first full time Artistic Director of the Ritz Theater in Sheffield, AL.  Dennis has also taught and directed shows for the Walnut Hill School For the Arts and Stagedoor Manor.  He also serves as the Vice President of the Board of Directors for Fort Salem Theatre Co.

As a director and choreographer Dennis has been involved with productions across the U.S. including Jersey Boys (Cumberland Theater & Post Playhouse), The Great American Trailer Park Musical, My Way (Cornwell’s), Bright Star (Fort Salem) I Love You Because, Company, Into the Woods, Baby, The Wizard of Oz (Utica University) Rounding Third (Players of Utica), John and Jen, West Side Story, Sylvia (Ritz Theater), Ruthless! and Heathers (The Starlite Room), Oklahoma! (Naples Players), Thoroughly Modern Millie, Curtains, Xanadu, Seussical, Sweet Charity (Walnut Hill), Life Could Be a Dream, The Drowsy Chaperone, I Love a Piano (Swift Creek Mill) White Christmas and Fiddler on the Roof (Riverside Center), An Act of God, Oklahoma!, The Marvelous Wonderettes, Santaland Diaries and The Drowsy Chaperone (Venice Theatre), ICONS!, Legally Blonde and Footloose (Players Center for the Performing Arts), Violet, Annie, Meet Me in St. Louis and Little Women (Stagedoor Manor), As Thousands Cheer (New Harmony Theatre), Gypsy (Sheboygan Theater Company) Footloose (Crown Uptown), Whoop Dee Doo (RTP) and an original musical An American Christmas.

Joshua DeMarco (He/Him) is a local professional born and raised in the Capital Region. He is a working performer, dancer, choreographer, and also works with Mohonasen’s Varsity Color Guard program as a Movement Instructor. Joshua was last seen in the area as an ensemble member of Playhouse Stage Company’s A Christmas Story at Cohoes Music Hall this past winter. Some recent credits include:

Boy Cop/Mr. McQueen U.S. in Derby Dinner Playhouse’s production of Urinetown in Indiana, Sam in Playhouse Stage’s production of Grace for President, Moritz/Assistant Choreographer in SLOC’s production of Spring Awakening, Fairy/Puck U.S./Lysander U.S. in Capital Repertory Theatre’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Ensemble/Lion U.S. in The Wizard of Oz also with theREP! He will also be choreographing locally this summer for Not So Common Player’s production of The Prom and will be onstage again for Playhouse Stage’s The Little Mermaid. Joshua could not be more excited to be able to give back to his community and to work with the next generation of artists!