Southeast Center for Education in the Arts

Between 1989 and 2011, SCEA executive director Kim Wheetley directed several productions for the SCEA Summer Theatre Institutes (*) and the UTC Department of Theatre and Speech (^). The companies were comprised of young people and adults from the Chattanooga community, and UTC students.

2011 – (co-author and co-director with Laurie Melnik)
......original devised drama Friendlings: A Mockumentary About Social Networking ^

2001 – (director)
......Barry Kornhauser's This is Not A Pipe Dream *

1996 – (director)
......Sophocle's Antigone * ^

1995 – (author, director)
......Kim Wheetley's Mowgli: A Coming-of-Age Ritual *

1994 – (adapter, director – toured local schools)
......Hans Christian Andersen's The Nightingale ^

1994 – (director)
......Thorton Wilder's Our Town *

1993 – (adapter, director)
......William Shakespeare's The Tempest ^

1993 – (director, designer) scenes from:
......Sophocle's and Jean Anouilh's Antigone *
......Brian Kral's Troubled Waters *
......Kim Wheetley's Tales of Trickery *
......Kim Wheetley's African-American Poetry: Dreams of Freedom *
......William Shakespeare's The Tempest *

1992 – (director, original songs)
......Alan Cullen's Trudi and the Minstrel ^

1992 – (director, designer) scenes from:
......William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream *
......Aurand Harris' Androcles and The Lion *
......Moliere's Tricks of Scapin *
......Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt *
......Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest *
......Thornton Wilder's Our Town *
......Paul Sills' Story Theatre *
......Richard Nash's The Rainmaker *
......Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie *

1991 – (author, director)
......Kim Wheetley's Tales of Trickery * ^

1990 – (director, designer)
......Susan Zeder's Step on a Crack *

1989 – (director, designer)
......Elmer Rice's The Adding Machine ^