DIRECTORS

Jacob Lierman

Theatre-Lead

Coming Soon

Keli Wilson,
Associate Director & Costume Coordinator

Mrs. Wilson has been teaching theatre for the past 22 years, with the last 18 of them at Flower Mound High School. Even though she started her theatre career as an actress, Mrs. Wilson soon discovered that she loved the technical side of theatre just as much. She graduated from Texas Women’s University with a BA in Theatre and has worked professionally as a props artisan and scenic painter in Texas and Massachusetts. As an educator, Mrs. Wilson has worked on 100+ productions as a director and/or designer including 19 One Act Plays, where she has competed on the state level five times. When she’s not in the theatre, you can find her knitting, cooking or spending time with her husband, Bryan, daughter Lily, and son Elvis. She is currently the costume designer for all of FMHS’s play productions.

Camille Haley,
Associate Director and Props & Sound Coordinator

Camille Haley is in her 15th year as a theatre educator and her third year at FMHS. She holds a B.A. in Drama from Texas Woman’s University and an M.A. in Theatre Education from Emerson College. Mrs. Haley served as Theatre Director at Richland High School prior to joining the Flower Mound High School team. She was awarded the Bayard H. Friedman HERO Award as part of the Betty Lynn Buckley Awards in 2016 and Teacher of the Year at Celina High School in 2010. UIL accomplishments include State Qualification in 2018 and multiple advancements to the Area and Region levels of competition throughout her career. She has a profound passion for teaching and directing and is incredibly excited to work with the talented students at FMHS. When not in the theatre Mrs. Haley loves traveling, reading, and spending time with her family.

John Patterson,
Technical Director

John Patterson attended Baylor University and received a degree in Theatre Performance. After graduation, Mr. Patterson moved to Los Angeles and worked at the Geffen Playhouse as a carpenter, but quickly advanced to the lead carpenter position. While in LA, he also worked part-time at the LA Film School, the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, and did some freelance carpentry. After two years in LA, Mr. Patterson moved back to Texas and worked at the Dallas Theater Center as their full-time welder. Five years ago, he had the opportunity to fill in as a long-term theatre substitute, and he realized he could combine his two passions for theater and teaching. Mr. Patterson is in his sixth year of full-time teaching at Flower Mound High School this year.