Keith Brumfield has always had a passion for young people and musical theatre. Keith ("Mr. B.") has taught choral music and theatre arts in the public schools for thirty one years, over half in CISD. Mr. B, a native of Louisiana, received a B.A. & M.A. at Louisiana Tech. His choirs receive first division and sweepstakes awards at UIL contests and bring home many Best in Class trophies from music festivals. He is also a judge for UIL Concert/Sight Reading Contests in many regions of the state.
Keith has been participating in musical theatre productions for more than forty years. He has over 100 theatrical productions to his credit as a performer, musical director and director. As Artistic Director and Co-Founder of Class Act Productions, Mr. B. has seen the group grow from its debut in 1996, to an organization involving over 300 students and volunteers per year. In addition to managing the non-profit corporation, he has directed and produced thirty Class Act and Woodlands Repertory musicals and directs Act One and Overture. Keith was honored to receive the first "Service of Excellence Award for Youth" from Interfaith for his community service to Class Act.
Tina Kraft (Assistant Director) received a BA in Theatre and a B.A. in Communications from University of Southern Indiana. She has been a Theatre Arts and Communications teacher in Conroe ISD for the past ten years and during that time has directed many productions including: MURDER MOST FOWL, FAUGH, PLOTS AND BLUES, ANNE FRANK & ME, THE MIGHTY ARMADILLOS, FIRST IN LINE, FAT OF THE LAND, THE BOARDING HOUSE, AMERICAN IDLE, PHANTOM OF THE CAMPFIRE, AND BACKYARD STORY. She was Technical Director for School House Rock. Tina was named a 2007-2008 “Teacher of the Year” by the McCullough JH faculty. This past summer she co-directed the second Class Act production of West Side Story. She directed Annie and was Assistant Director and Stage Manager for THE SOUND OF MUSIC, THE WIZARD OF OZ, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, THE MUSIC MAN, SEUSSICAL, PETER PAN, HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 2, JOSEPH & THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT, LES MISERABLES, WEST SIDE STORY, OLIVER and CRAZY FOR YOU. Tina also teaches Class Act’s “Creative Dramatics” and “Acting!” classes during the school year. Her Summer Stock director credits include: CINDERELLA, JUNGLE BOOK, 101 DALMATIANS, THE ARISTOCATS and SLEEPING BEAUTY, KIDS.
Tony began his dancing career as a street dancer in Los Angeles. He was discovered for his break dancing skills at the age of thirteen while on the set of the Blockbuster Movie “Breakin’ II-Electric Boogaloo”. Tony was accepted to Southern Methodist University, The Julliard School and Carnegie Mellon University. He accepted a large scholarship at Brigham Young University in Utah, where he was introduced to Jazz dancing by Broadway Great, Garth Peay. Garth paved the way for Tony’s professional career by exposing him to audition opportunities in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. He has danced for Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Opryland and Six Flags, and numerous Trade and Industrial shows. He has toured nationally and Internationally with performances in the US, Mexico, Germany, Luxembourg and Italy. His Television credits include MTV (Music Television), BET (Black Entertainment Television), ABC and CBS. His Film Credits include Breakin II, The Price of Honor and Blackout. Tony has choreographed for artists such as Barry Manilow, Sandi Patti, The Temptations, Clay Walker, The Sisco Twins and international singer Roberta Nasci. Tony has also choreographed for numerous corporate events including Trade Shows, Theme Parks, cruise ships and Industrial Shows. His clients include L’Oreal Cosmetics, Walt Disney Entertainment, Six Flags, Kawasaki Motors, Opal Motors, Paul Mitchell, Toni & Guy, Saks Fifth Avenue and many others. In 1993 Tony founded Round Rock Entertainment. His mission was to produce innovative and inspiring products that educate as well as entertain. Under the umbrella of Round Rock Entertainment Tony and his production team have produced eighteen original productions which have been seen in theaters, casinos, theme parks, and convention centers across the country. In 2008 Round Rock won its first ISES award and is currently working on creating their first show to be placed in a Las Vegas theatre. The company is also working with the (IOC) International Olympic Committee to have a Round Rock Entertainment production appear at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
