One Thousand Days Transformed - The Campaign for Cedarville

Stacey Stratton

Assistant Professor of Theatre

Biography

Professor Stratton has taught theatre at several colleges and universities in Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky for more than 20 years. She has also spent much of her time freelancing as a guest-director, performer, fight-master, combat choreographer, and acting/vocal coach for many different arts alliances, fine arts academies, and theatre workshops. She is a member of the Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD), Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC), and the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC). Stacey has also worked alongside her husband in ministry for over 16 years, serving families with young children through Christian education, teaching various parenting classes and seminars, and leading parent-panel discussions. Her most rewarding job has been to educate and shepherd the hearts of her own two children who are now beginning their college journeys.

Education and Credentials

  • M.F.A. in Acting, University of Mississippi
  • B.S. in Theatre and Speech Communication, Murray State University

Scholarly Works

  • Once Upon a Mattress
  • Driving Miss Daisy
  • Rhapsody in Bluegrass
  • Hallelujah Harvest
  • In Escher's Garden

Interests

  • Reading, painting, restoring antique furniture, interior design
  • Why Cedarville?: The Lord led me to Cedarville out of a desire to pursue teaching full time at a Christian liberal arts university. I love having the opportunity to help students utilize the arts to transform our culture and reach the world for Christ. It is truly an honor to be a small part of the amazing things God is doing at this University.