21 blog posts. 2867 views. 7,735 words. 1 incredible summer. These numbers can only begin to describe the amazing eight weeks I’ve had here at Upper Darby Summer Stage. Throughout the summer, I’ve tossed on an array of hats. I’ve worked as an assistant stage manager, performed as Humpty Dumpty in “Shrek the Musical” and on top of all that I’ve been working in the marketing closet. No, seriously, the marketing team works out of a storage closet. Thankfully next year we are being upgraded to a full-sized classroom to better fit our growing team. In about a week I’m heading off to Pomona

In line with the rest of this summer’s interviews, Devon Fields is a man who makes the most out of every single minute of his day. In the past eight weeks, Devon has choreographed the season opener, “The Circle of Life,” played Donkey in “Shrek the Musical,” created two Dance Troupe dances, performed in Dance Troupe and even worked on the marketing team. Devon also works with a Summer Stage outreach program at the Christ Lutheran Church in Upper Darby. With the help of Camille Young, the two work with the kids on their acting, dancing and singing abilities. The goal of

One of the many things that Summer Stage prides itself on is its all-encompassing experience. From when you first arrive at a Summer Stage show to the autographs outside, every moment is full of wonder and excitement. One of the people that makes this possible is Dan Luner, the assistant marketing manager and director of PreShow activities. Dan Luner has been at Summer Stage for the past nine years. He started as an apprentice in 2005 and began working on staff in 2012. Back then he was a member of the first set of marketing interns for the marketing department. Now he