SUSAN WIGNALL - DIRECTOR
Susan began teaching at Moline High School in 1983, where she went on to direct plays, musicals, ADC, and Operation Prom Night. Over the course of her twenty-nine year career in the district, she directed nearly one hundred productions before retiring in 2003. Her work shaped generations of students, not only as performers, but as confident, collaborative, and creative young people. The legacy of MHS theater today is inseparable from her influence. Sue enjoys spending time at her home in Hackensack, MN in the summer time and Mesa, AZ in the winters. She continues to direct performances in both locations.
MATTHEW GIBSON - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Matthew Gibson (’90) is honored to participate in The Final Curtain, celebrating Wig’s legacy and supporting the launch of the Susan Wignall Legacy Performing Arts Scholarship. Matt was fortunate to perform in many of Wig’s productions at MHS, including Flowers for Algernon, Grease, and Dracula. He went on to major in theatre at Northwestern University and worked professionally as an actor in Chicago throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. A Portland, Oregon resident since 2005, Matt has remained active in the theatre community as a director and acting coach, and earlier this year returned to the stage as Gloucester in King Lear at Portland State University.
AMY TRIMBLE - MUSIC DIRECTOR
Amy has been involved in musical theatre since first playing piano for Sue Wignall’s 1993 production of Little Shop of Horrors. Over the last 33 years, Amy has Music Directed, Assistant Music Directed and played in the pit orchestra for over 40 productions at Moline High School, Quad City Music Guild, Spotlight Theatre, The Black Box Theatre and Alleman High School. Amy had the privilege to Music Direct Sue’s last 2 productions at MHS (Peter Pan and BIG: the Musical) and is excited to celebrate both Sue’s legacy and the past, present, and most importantly, the FUTURE of Moline High School theatre with this production. When not music directing a production, Amy is the Director of Operations for her family businesses, Trimble Funeral Home & Crematory and CityView Celebrations and is married to Joe Urbaitis (whom she met through theatre!)
ANDREA SCHOEMAKER - BUSINESS MANAGER
A graduate of the Class of 1996, Andrea was actively involved in MHS theater on stage and behind the scenes, fundraising, ticket sales, Operation Prom Night, and ADC. Professionally, she brings more than 15 years of corporate project management experience, technology knowledge, and is the founder of a nonprofit organization called Women of the Modern World, supporting educational initiatives and remains deeply committed to giving back to the Moline community. Andrea graduated from Western IL University with a Bachelor's in Elemetary Education, Master's in Economic Development, and Master's in Instructional Design & Technology. Andrea enjoys spending time with family, volunteering, watching Chicago sports teams, and traveling abroad.
GABRIELLE GUYETTE - STAGE MANAGER
REBECCA MOORE - FRONT OF HOUSE MANAGER
Becca brings extensive supervisory experience and a strong background in finance consultation. Known for her organization, leadership, and calm presence, Becca ensures every guest experience runs seamlessly, from ticketing and seating to audience flow and event logistics. Her ability to blend operational excellence with a welcoming, community-focused approach makes her an invaluable part of the production team.
TOM SCHWARZ - PROJECT MANAGER
JOYCE SCHOEMAKER - FINANCE
Joyce dedicated 21 years to Moline High School as an English teacher, leaving a lasting impact on generations of students. A passionate supporter of the performing arts, she played a key role behind the scenes in many productions, assisting with ticket sales and helping ensure performances ran smoothly. Joyce also contributed to beloved MHS traditions like ADC and Operation Prom Night, always showing up with enthusiasm and heart. Joyce enjoys spending time with her three granddaughters, Juliet, Joslyn, and Ruby.
JAZMIN NEWTON - LAW CONSULTANT