Carol Pribble’s career as a teacher and director of young actors spans thirty years. Presently she is the drama teacher/ play director at University School where she has worked for the past twenty-four years. Carol has directed over eighty plays in the Cleveland area including Shaw High School, Twinsburg High School, University School, and Chagrin Valley Little Theatre.

Some of the shows she has directed at Chagrin Valley Little Theater are Over the Tavern, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Art, Biloxi Blues and Twilight of the Golds. Over the Tavern recently won numerous OCTA awards, including best production, best direction and best ensemble.

Carol was the supervisor of the Professional Training Intensive in the inaugural summer of FPAC in 2004 and the Associate Director of FPAC in 2005, 2006 and 2007. In addition, she has spent numerous summers working in camp programs teaching tennis and drama. Her skill and enthusiasm for theatre arts and summer camps combine to generate an equal enthusiasm in her students.

Camp Director Fred Sternfeld is very enthusiastic about Carol Pribble's involvment as Associate Director of the Camp: "When Carol first expressed interest in getting involved with the camp before our first season, I was extremely excited. I have seen her high school productions -- her students are well-trained and the productions are high quality -- some of the best high school productions I have ever seen. She has dedicated her career to the education of young people - just the kind of person I was looking for to help me run the professional training at FPAC. CP is an outstanding director and teacher and has mentored many of her interested students to professional careers. Many of her students have gone on to professional careers on Broadway (Wicked, Footloose, Jesus Christ Superstar, Les Miz, Our Town, The Elephant Man, How I Learned to Drive and The Complete Wks. of Shksp), national touring companies, television, repertory theatre and film. We are extremely fortunate to have her outstanding leadership."