Daniel Ingram has been teaching high school theatre and stagecraft since 2006. He holds a M.A. in Theatre Production and Design from Southern Oregon University and a B.A. in Theatre Education from The University of New Mexico. He has directed and produced nearly fifty school productions including plays, musicals, haunted houses, talent shows, and battle of the bands.  Mr. Ingram has worked professionally as a scenic designer, technical director, and stage carpenter in theaters around the Los Angeles area. He has also done some work in film as an actor and stunt performer. He is impressed by the talent and commitment of the drama, choir, and band students who put in so much work into the Arroyo productions. 

Joe Massaro has been teaching at Arroyo since the Fall of 2005. Mr. Massaro not only works with all of the singers for the school musicals, but he also prepares the orchestra and conducts.  He has been conducting throughout his career (since high school), and has written and arranged music for academic and professional organizations across the country.

Mr. Massaro is a member of SCSBOA, IAJE, MENC, and other educational organizations. He is experienced in teaching Jazz band, Marching band (field and street), Concert Bands, Color Guard, Drumline, Orchestra, Music Theory, Piano, and Musical Theatre. Mr. Massaro loves to travel, and as an avid musical theatre fan he visits New York often to see what’s new on Broadway. 

Andrew Burton is an AHS alum, class of 2008. He attended Citrus College for Theatre Arts after high school, and has worked in film production for the TV series Castle for all nine seasons. This is This is Mr. Burton’s fifteenth year volunteering for the Arroyo Drama Department. His show credits here include Oliver, The Music Man, Bye Bye Birdie, The House of Bernarda Alba, The Mummy’s Claw, and Murder Takes The Stage. He would like to thank Mr. Ingram for the opportunity to continue volunteering for Arroyo Drama. He would also like to thank the entire cast and crew for being awesome.