Jeremy Sterling
Jeremy Sterling is a multifaceted arts professional whose work brings together music, performance, education, design, and special events. Known for his creativity and attention to detail, Jeremy enjoys finding the intersection between strong organization and imaginative design to create memorable experiences for audiences, students, and community partners.
A native of Malden, Missouri, Jeremy graduated as valedictorian of Malden High School before attending Southwest Missouri State University, now Missouri State University. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Education in 2002 with certifications in K–12 Vocal and Instrumental Music. He began his professional career teaching high school band and chorus in his hometown before following his love of performance to Branson.
From 2004 to 2019, Jeremy performed professionally with THE SHOJI TABUCHI SHOW, where his work extended far beyond singing. In addition to solo and ensemble performance, he appeared as a dancer, taiko drummer, pan drummer, and trick roper while collaborating with entertainment professionals from across the United States and abroad. His creativity also found its way behind the scenes through work in scenic design, wardrobe, and visual design for the production.
Jeremy joined the Springfield Little Theatre Education Department in 2022 at The Judith Enyeart Reynolds School of the Performing Arts. Today, he contributes his wide-ranging experience to youth productions, programs, and special events, helping transform ideas into polished, engaging experiences for Springfield Little Theatre and its community partners.
Whether he is working onstage, backstage, in a classroom, or behind the scenes of a special event, Jeremy brings enthusiasm, ingenuity, and a commitment to making every detail contribute to something memorable.
