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Stephanie Pilavin's Passion For Theatre
Stephanie Pilavin is a rising sophomore at Muhlenberg College, where she is majoring in theatre with a double concentration in acting and directing. She is psyched to join the summer staff after being a camper since age 6! Stephanie has grown up at TPAC, both as a student and as a teacher. She was an intern for musical theatre and dance classes for 10 years, and has also junior directed and crewed many Youth Musicals. Samm helped her find her passion for theatre (back in her Broadway Babies days), and she hopes to someday do the same. She can’t wait to see this year's TPAC campers experience the

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