Melissa-Diane Williams

Melissa Williams plays Ernestine for "Cheaper by the Dozen," the next play to be presented at William Woods University. When an efficiency engineer sets out to test his methods on his 12 children,...

Melissa-Diane Williams of Saint Louis, Missouri, 63123 is involved in William Woods University's next theatrical production, "Silence," as Agnes.The play is described as "Shakespeare meets Monty Py...

Melissa D. Williams of Saint Louis, Missouri, (63123) was a cast member of a devised theatre drama, "#YesAllWomen/#NotAllMen," at William Woods University. Though it is not a "new" concept, dev...

Melissa D. Williams of Saint Louis, Missouri, 63123 participated in a Christmas concert at William Woods University. Williams did an acapella version of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman." . The concer...

Melissa-Diane Williams of St. Louis, Missouri (63123) received an award for dedication to the craft, theatre, during annual portfolio reviews at William Woods University. Students in the art, theat...

Melissa-Diane Williams was honored for theatre achievement at William Woods University. Williams received Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Projection Designer certificate award.

Melissa-Diane Williams has been selected into membership of Alpha Psi Omega theatre honor society at William Woods University. Throughout the country, Alpha Psi Omega has sponsored the formation f...

A piece of Americana was presented by the theatre department at William Woods University with "Spoon River Anthology". Written by by Edgar Lee Masters, "Spoon River Anthology" is based on a collect...

"How the Other Half Loves," a play exploring the tangled and comical affairs of three couples, was presented by the William Woods University theatre department.

"The Insulting Princess," a comedy/fantasy for children, was performed by students in the William Woods University theatre department.

Leaders within the Greek community at William Woods University recently were initiated into Order of Omega, a Greek honor society that recognizes students who have attained a high standard of leade...

Melissa-Diane Williams of St. Louis, Missouri, was a member of the cast for the performance of "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" at William Woods University. Williams is a junior with a/an theatre,...

Melissa-Diane Williams of St. Louis, Mo., was honored during the annual Theatre Achievement Night at William Woods University. Williams was the recipient of Most Contribution to the Theatre Departm...

Arthur Miller's "All My Sons," a play about war, the choices we make and their consequences, will be performed by the William Woods University theatre department Feb. 27-March 2. Based on a true ...

William Woods University's chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) inducted 31 new members Dec. 5, including Melissa Williams of St. Louis, Mo.. "NSLS helps students d...

The First Impressions Show Choir of William Woods University will perform a fall concert with musical numbers from the pop genrea"complete with costumes and dancing. Melissa-Diane Williams of St. ...

William Woods University next month will present "The Glorious Ones," a backstage musical about the lives, loves, ambitions, and art of 16th century Commedia dell'Arte performers in Italy. Melissa...

The theatre department at William Woods University recently performed the true story of sisters whose ambition, gumption and good heart led them to Broadway, despite their lack of talent. Melissa...

Melissa-Diane Williams of St. Louis, Mo., recently sang in a spring concert with First Impressions Show Choir at William Woods University. The concert featured a variety of musical styles, inc...

Melissa Williams, a theatre and elementary education major from St. Louis, Mo., recently performed the part of chorus in "Medea" at William Woods University. A woman scorned seeks revenge-the sto...