Gamble Everett

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Gamble (they/them) is a musician, sound designer, and teaching artist who has worked with students and professionals at schools and theatre companies throughout Atlanta since 2007. They began their career as a high school choral director, spending nine years leading large vocal ensembles, a cappella groups, and rock bands while teaching courses including AP Music Theory, Audio Production, and World Percussion.

Gamble approaches their work with exuberance and a passion for finding creative solutions that allow all people, particularly underserved and underrepresented students, to find their voices and let those voices be heard. Their collaborative teaching philosophy is grounded in student-directed learning, using music to empower and meaningfully support diverse learners and musical experiences. They believe in creating an environment where educators and students can flexibly and joyfully engage in shared inquiry, critical reflection, ongoing dialogue, and a collective exchange of ideas.

Some of Gamble's most treasured credits include Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Actor's Express), The Last Five Years(Overture Series), Next to Normal (Renegade), The Little Prince (Synchronicity), Peter and the Starcatcher (Stage Door), and Into the Woods (Tri-Cities High School).

Gamble holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from the University of Georgia (2010) and a Master of Music in Music Education from Boston University (2014).