Meet Our Team!
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Is a Philadelphia-based crossover artist, director, content creator, educator, and producer who has performed extensively both nationally and internationally. In the beginning of 2025 Stephen was commissioned by the East Passyunk Opera Project to conceive, direct and perform The Wondrous World of Opera, an educational outreach production introducing children to opera. As an advocate of new works, he has originated the roles of Stan in Danny and the Rocket by Marella Martin Koch and Casey O’Neil with the Pocono Mountain Music Festival, Jacob Hauser in John Gregor’s Invention of Edison with the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, Fridjof Nansen in White Horizon by Lisa Neher with the Helianthus Contemporary Ensemble and the bass of the Whoville Thotties Quartet in the Bearded Ladies Cabaret’s production of Madeline: The Greenaissance Tour starring Cookie Diorio. Stephen has performed nationally with the Pittsburgh Public Theatre, Bristol Riverside Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, Opera Philadelphia, Bearded Ladies Cabaret, Philadelphia Orchestra, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Pittsburgh Opera, Curtis Opera Theatre and internationally with the Lyric-en-mer, festival de Belle-Ile in France and the Florence Voice Seminar in Italy to name a few. In addition to performing and directing, Stephen is the Manager of Production & Community Events with East Passyunk Opera Project. Additionally Stephen has worked with Camden County Technical Schools in their Performing Arts, Vocal and Instrumental Departments as director, music director, conductor and coach.
Stephen Dagrosa
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Is a seasoned educator, cross-genre vocalist and mentor based in South Jersey. Jessica is the current curriculum creator and head of the Vocal Music Academy at Camden County Technical School. She focuses on infusing her students with proper vocal technique and ensemble singing. She also directs The Techni-Tones, a 25-voice a cappella choir at CCTS. Jessica is also the Director of Modern Worship at Haddonfield United Methodist Church. Here she leads her band by example both vocally and instructionally as well as curates the music program for the weekly services. She has performed with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra Chorus, The New Jersey Master Chorale and has done extensive solo work throughout Illinois, Arizona, and New Jersey. She studied vocal music at Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois and received a Bachelor of Music degree in Commercial Music with an emphasis in voice and songwriting in 2004. Studying under Cynthia Oeck-Solomon, Director of Vocal Studies, she performed in both University Choir, directed by Dr. Bradley Holmes, DCA, as well as OneVoice, the award-winning (ICCA National Champions), 8-voice a cappella jazz ensemble, directed by the late Dr. Stephen Widenhofer. Jessica earned her teaching certification from Arizona State University, immediately becoming an elementary music teacher for the Tucson Unified School District prior to her move to New Jersey in 2011. Jessica lives in Williamstown with her two children, Greyson and Elandra.
Jessica Thomas
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Is a graduate from Rowan University, majoring in Musical Theatre and minoring in Dance. She is very proud of her new role as Choreographer. One of her highlights was spent in Canterbury, England where she studied Musical Theatre. She has choreographed for ‘Cabaret’ and ‘Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ at Camden County Technical School. Some of her performance credits Include Matron Mama Morton in Chicago, Dorothy in Wizard of Oz and Motormouth Mabel in Hairspray. Teaching dance is a passion that cannot be put out in Bridget, she is thrilled to be able to use her talents in this production of ‘Sister Act’!
Bridget Becker
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Studied civil engineering at Temple University, and following a long career in the construction industry now teaches, or has taught, Construction Technology, Masonry, Pre-Engineering, and Robotics at Camden County Technical Schools. Mr. Kammler also serves as technical director/advisor of the Performing Arts Department and works year-round with the tech crew building sets and props and designing lights and sound. He has a passion for building and fabricating custom-designed structures. In all of his “free time,” Mr. Kammler enjoys visiting Disney World with his lovely spouse, Amy. When he grows up, Mr. Kammler wants to be an engineer—driving the train at Disney World.