Director | Theatre Teacher

Caitlin Galo is in her second year teaching Theatre at Page Middle School after 12 years as an English teacher down the hall. During that time, she was on the directing team of 19 productions with the Page Middle Players including: You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, The Addams Family, Lion King JR, and Matilda JR in a variety of capacities as Assistant Director, Technical Director, and Producing Director. She made her directing debut with Beauty and the Beast JR in 2018, and is now thrilled for this upcoming season after a wonderful '25-'26 season of Dare to Dream JR and Something Rotten! JR She has a B.A. in English from Lipscomb University with Dual Minors in History and Art History and a M.Ed. in Secondary Education from MTSU. She was honored to the Page Middle School Teacher of the Year in 2023, and she is blessed to have been a part of growing the Players into the nationally recognized program that it is today. A native of Nashville, she started acting at age 6, and has been on the stage, in the choir, and in the booth ever since. When not in the theater, she is likely in the garden section of a hardware store, at a hockey game, or eating French food with her family + friends.

Choreographer

Megan Castleberry is celebrating her 10th year working in theater education. From directing and choreographing shows, teaching workshops and camps, and performing in shows directed for youth, theatre for young people has been at her forefront for many years. She has her B.S. from MTSU in Theater and Dance and uses those skills to create a bridge between the techniques of many dance styles and the storytelling nature of theater. She has won the title of "Outstanding Performance" at the Junior Theater Festival three times and has partnered with MTI to pilot a new production to add to the JR catalog. Outside of the stage, you might find her at a musical festival or concert, at The Belcourt, or out for a hike.  

Scenic Design | Technical Director

Brad brings more than 20 years of professional design experience to the table. His foundation in theatrical scenic and experiential design shapes his approach to space as a living narrative meant to be felt and explored. With more than 30 productions in design and directing across the region, his favorite theatrical credits include Man of La Mancha, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (twice), G.K. Chesterton’s Magic, and Into the Woods. Influenced by comics and old-school hip-hop, Brad brings a kinetic, expressive energy to his work. As VP of Design at Jack Porter, he has led experiential projects for premier brands, including Notre Dame, USC, the Anaheim Ducks, the Philadelphia Phillies, and the Dallas Cowboys, turning ambitious ideas into unforgettable brand experiences.

Costume Designer

Sheridan Hitchcox has been working as a costume designer and teaching artist in Williamson County Schools for the last four years. Prior to her time in Wilco, she has been performing and working with students for many years! Educational theatre is something that she is incredibly passionate about and she is so thankful to have been able to help young artists grow as well as grow her own craft as a designer. She graduated from MTSU with a B.S. in Theatre Performance and a minor in Women's Studies. One of her favorite parts of being a teaching artist is getting to participate in the Junior Theatre Festival with her students and friends! When she is not designing costumes for her students, she designs flowers for weddings and events with her small business, Sheridan Grace Floral Design. She loves to read, do yoga, and inspire young artists in their craft.