Meet the Creative Team

Angela Pollock studied theatre and veterinary medicine at Indiana University. She loved being on stage and starring in Shakespeare plays, Greek tragedies, and many, many musicals. She lived in the redwood forests of California outside of San Francisco for 15 years. She previously worked in kindergarten and third grade as an intensive paraprofessional at Hinesburg Community School. She currently works in Mosaic House as the team paraeducator. 

She is passionate about educating and motivating children to explore their natural world. She especially enjoys science projects and children’s literature. Her goal is to get every child on stage singing, dancing, acting, or through any other awesome talent!

She lives in Hinesburg with her wife and 11 year old son, one dog, three cats, and thirteen fish!

Mrs. T-H is in her 26th year as a music educator. She teaches PreK-2nd grade music at ABS. She also directs the WCS 4th grade chorus.

After graduating from Penn State University in 1999, Mrs. T-H taught music in Massachusetts for three years before moving to Vermont. She plays woodwinds in pit orchestras throughout the state and is thrilled to be music directing for the WCS production of Matilda!

Mrs. T-H lives in Williston with her family and dogs.

Carah  (she/her) has been an educator in CVSD since 2014, teaching kindergarten through second grade, as well as reading intervention. She is currently in her seventh year at Allen Brook School, where she continues to foster a love of learning and literacy in young children.

Carah is equally passionate about theatre and is no stranger to the stage. She has performed in numerous Lyric Theatre Company productions—including Annie, Mamma Mia, and Shrek—and her most cherished role to date has been Audrey in Williston Community Theatre’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. In 2022, after WCS took a Drama Club hiatus due to COVID, Carah stepped into a major creative role by co-directing a retelling of Frozen Jr. (among many other behind-the-scenes responsibilities). Most recently, she served as the Assistant to the Production Supervisor for Lyric’s The Little Mermaid.

While Carah loves working with children and is typically found on the performing side of the stage, she has discovered that being part of the creative and technical process behind the scenes is just as exciting and fulfilling. In her spare time, she is a busy mom to her energetic three-year-old and continues to stay active in a variety of local theatre opportunities.

Carah is thrilled to be a part of the Williston Central School Drama Club program again and looks forward to helping bring another exciting production to life.