Nathan Reyna has been with The Center for Home Education since 2012, starting

out as a student, graduating, and then becoming a teacher for various classes and

camps for subjects like theater, music, filmmaking, and acting. He has performed

at The Cottage Theater in over 30 main stage productions and dozens of talent

recitals, as well as representing The Center in community performances outside of

the facility.

For a brief period between 2019-2020 he held the head theater educator and

director role before the covid-19 pandemic caused him to shift his priorities and

resign. In his time away he kept in touch with the community throughout the years

by attending recitals and the theater showings and participating in the community

main stage productions. Now he teaches Guitar and Songwriting classes and aids

the wonderful community and senior team at The Center in any way he can.

At the Cottage Theatre, he wrote, directed, and acted in the theater’s first

original play, “Six Men and a Room”, and then helped in various roles for the next

two original shows, “The Empty Seat" and "Bunker Down”, as well as casting and

directing the main stage productions of “Little Women”, “You’re a Good Man,

Charlie Brown”, and “Arsenic and Old Lace”.

Most recently he performed in The Cottage Theater’s recent showings of “Drinking

Habits”, “Drinking Habits 2: Caught in the Act”, and “Murder’s in the Heir”.