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John has 7-year-old twin grandsons who live with his older son and daughter-in-law in the Seattle area. His younger son works for Google and lives in the San Francisco Bay area.

Michael Gilbreth--Bio Coming Soon!

Andrew Lafferty has been home-schooled all 16 years of his life but will be starting college this summer.  He attends Grace Baptist Church n St. Charles with his family and he is a leader in the youth group there.  His hobbies include playing any sport that allows him to tackle someone and/or pitching for his church softball team, paintball and his amazing ability to own most people, some of the time, once in a while, at video games.

His experience includes working backstage or doing spotlighting for over 30 shows at Dayspring School of the Arts and his church.  For DTC, he was the stage manager for If the Good Lord's Willing and the Creek Don't Rise, directed Judgment Call at the 2007 One-Act Competition, Assistant Directed and Stage Managed for last summer's Charlotte's Web and worked backstage for Tilly earlier this year.

Brad would love to tell you that he has had a lifelong passion for the theatre (because that would make for riveting reading), but, truth be told, prior to his DTC experience, he's been in three plays and, at best, a half-dozen youth group skits in his whole life.  In fact, if his daughter wasn't studying theatre, he probably wouldn't go to too many plays, either.  He's not here to be a part of the sales department.  What he is here for is this...anytime anyone is willing to commit themselves to engaging our culture in the name of Christ, he's behind them.  He says, for too long we Christians have sat idly by while others have taken the arts away from their original purpose...to praise and glorify God.  He believes this world needs, more than ever, people willing to step out, in faith, and proclaim the goodness and majesty of God to a lost and dying world, and that the theatre is a very good place to start.  Our God is a creator...let us also be creative as we worship Him.  His DTC production experience consists of playing Doc  in If the Good Lord's Willing and the Creek Don't Rise, directing The Conference in the 2007 One-Act Competition, playing the doctor in Samuel and Dinah also in the 2007 One-Act Competition, playing the doctor in last summer's Charlotte's Web and working backstage on Tilly earlier this year.

She is a graduate of UM-St. Louis, with a degree in Elementary Education. Her family lives in St. Charles where they attend Grace Baptist Church. She and her husband home-school their two wonderful children, Andrew, 17 and Jenna, 15. She also teaches enrichment classes to groups of home-school students. Much of her time is spent just being a mom, something she enjoys immeasurably.

The arts are one of the ways she sees God's creativity, and that is why she wants to be involved with this group of talented people and their pursuit to place God back where He belongs...in the middle of the theatre as well as all areas of life.

Allen Moore is the president and founder of Destination Theatre Company.  He got involved in theatre in high school (well, actually, in church, it was MUCH younger), playing Winthrop in The Music Man, Admiral von Schreiber in The Sound of Music, Mr. Kirby in You Can't Take it With You, roles in several one acts and playing viola for Mame and Fiddler on the Roof.  In college, he continued with on-stage roles as Mendel in Fiddler on the Roof, Andrew age 64 in Why Do We Laugh?, and Gonzalo in The Tempest as well as back stage roles in The Lion in Winter, Doll's House, A View From the Bridge, Charley's Aunt and several other plays, one acts and studio scenes.

Since graduating from Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri, he's done much more directorial and performance work through teaching at the middle school level and through church.  Some of those plays include This is a Test, Mame, The Fantasticks,  Rumors, Happy Daze, The Music Man Jr., Fools, The Living Last Supper, Who Will Call Him King of Kings, The Sounds of Christmas, What's Your Favorite Part which he wrote and many, many more.

He is married to Kristy (Kathy) and has three kids:  Isaac, 9; Rebekah, 6 and Rachel, 3 1/2.  At West County Assembly of God he is involved in the adult choir, the sound booth ministry and helping Kristy with the kid's choir.  His hobbies include reading (mostly plays), music and, of course, drama. 

Kristy Moore is married to Allen and a home-schooling mother of three: Isaac, 9; Rebekah, 6; and Rachel, 3 1/2.  Growing up in Springfield IL, she was involved in several productions at school and church in elementary and high school, including The Music Man, where she was a gymnast and dancer.  Since college at Evangel University, she has been in a lot of productions at church including Bethlehem Inn, A Christmas Carol, Putting the Christ Back in Easter, The Sounds of Christmas, and the direction of Sure Foundations, The Joy Story and The Tale of Three Trees.  Additional  DTC roles have included Mr. Otto Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank, Maxine McAllister in If the Good Lord's Willing and the Creek Don't Rise, Sadie in Charlotte's Web-the Musical, Director of Winnie the Pooh, Kathy Ross in Tilly and director and performance roles in the 2007 One Act Competition.

At church she directs the kid's choir and leads the Missionettes Prims club.  Her hobbies include kids, music, kids, reading and kids.