Ann Bridges

Ann Bridges is a Professor of performing arts at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Savannah, GA. She serves as the Ensemble Director and Choreographer for SCAD's executive ensemble, the Honeybees, overseeing rehearsals, logistics, and creative direction for performances. Her roles include choreographing main-stage musicals and managing the performing arts department's operations, curriculum development, and budgeting.

Education: M.F.A. in performing arts from SCAD and B.F.A. in theatre arts from Valdosta State University.

Research interests focus on choreography, ensemble performance, and theatrical production. She has extensive experience directing and choreographing musicals such as Little Women, the Musical, Smokey Joe's Café, and Les Misérables across institutions like SCAD and St. Monica Catholic High School.

Notable contributions include leading the Honeybees ensemble and managing SCAD's performing arts department budget. Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration between dance, theatre, and event production.

Advising and grants: While no formal grants are noted, her roles involve curricular development and student mentorship. She advises non-musical productions and introduces professional opportunities to students.

Labs/teams: Active member of SCAD's performing arts department and the Honeybees ensemble. Previously affiliated with Bigfork Summer Playhouse and other theatre groups.