RLT Adult Education Program Instructors
Staci Sabarsky is a professional actress, director, and vocalist working with theatres throughout the Triangle. She was recently named as giving one of the area’s Best Supporting Performances by The Independent Weekly for her various roles in Raleigh Ensemble Player’s production of God's Country. She is part of REP’s 2011-2012 Ensemble and will be directing for Cary Players in the Spring of 2012. She has been on the faculty of Raleigh Little Theatre’s Youth Education Program for five years, where in addition to teaching classes, she has also directed numerous teen trouping shows. She currently teaches Performing Arts at the Duke School in Durham. She earned her degree in Dramatic Arts from UNC Chapel Hill. Although her first love is the stage and live performance, she has also worked on local television, film and industrial shoots throughout the state.
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Heather Snow Clark is a lifetime member of the Actors Studio in New York City. She has had the privilege of working with and studying under such esteemed artists as Harvey Keitel, Ellen Burstyn, Lee Grant, Al Pacino, Elizabeth Kemp, Arthur Penn, Gabriel Byrne, James Lipton and many others. She received her BFA in professional acting from East Carolina University (emphasis in Meisner Technique) and went on to receive her MFA in acting from the New School for Drama. She has appeared off-Broadway in New York City as the lead, Kate Nolan, in the original Irish drama, Reed in the Wind, as well as other stage and film projects. She is currently working as a casting director on various film projects in the area. 
David McClutchey is an actor, instructor and stage combat choreographer. He has performed locally and professionally in 60 productions in the past ten years since moving to the Triangle from Washington, DC. He has won multiple Cantey Awards and has been named as one of the Triangle’s Best Actors both by the Independent Newspaper and Robert’s Reviews. In addition to Raleigh Little Theatre, David has also performed at Playmakers Repertory Theatre, Temple Theatre, Hot Summer Nights, Deep Dish Theatre, Theatre of the American South, Actors Comedy Lab, Carolina Ballet and many more.
Dan Sipp began performing for area audiences in 1988 as a member of Transactors Improv Company and now serves as their artistic director. He also studied, performed and directed improvisation for eight years in Chicago. In 2006 he returned to the Triangle and ran the Worx Improv Training Center in Raleigh for five years. Dan has taught workshops at numerous improv festivals around the country as well as classes for Duke University, UNC’s Fuqua School of Business and NASA. This fall he will appear in Little Green Pig’s production of Pinter’s The Birthday Party.
Martie Todd Sirois has been acting around the triangle for 25+ years. Some of her favorite RLT roles include the title role in Cinderella (’91, ’93, ’94 & ’95); Laurey in Oklahoma!; Rosamund in The Robber Bridegroom; Jessie Mae Watts in The Trip to Bountiful; and Jessie Cates in ‘night, Mother, for which she was awarded the Cantey Performance award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, along with a “Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role” nod from The Independent. She is on the faculty of the RLT Youth Theatre Education Program.