Parmer Fuller is a professor, pianist, composer, music director and conductor in Los Angeles. He has been music director and conductor for over 600 performances of 65 musicals. An alumnus of Harvard (B.A.), Indiana University (M.M.) and UCLA (Ph.D.), he teaches and conducts musical theatre at USC in both the School of Dramatic Arts and the Thornton School of Music. He won the 2012 Los Angeles Ovation Award for Best Score for a New Musical for "Stations." As a movie and television composer, he has scored over twenty movies and a television series. His orchestral suite, "Spirit of the Eagle," was performed by the Boston Pops. As a concert and society pianist, Parmer has entertained three U.S. presidents and celebrities such as Luciano Pavarotti and Robert Redford. He is married to Narcissa Vanderlip; they have a daughter, Lili Fuller. www.parmerfuller.com