HCCT Staff
Daniel Melton
Artistic Director
Daniel is a Texas native, and grew up in Ft. Worth studying theater and music. He began his professional performing career at 18 with Six Flags Over Texas as a singer, dancer, actor, and swing. Over a near 20 year career with Six Flags spanning 5 different parks, he has spent many years learning and supervising technical and production elements, including writing, directing, producing, and set design to name a few. Daniel has also worked as a singer for Princess and Crown Cruise Lines. After moving to the Texas Hill Country, Daniel served as the Technical Director for the Fredericksburg Theater Company and has appeared in numerous productions. Roles include Greater Tuna, Tuna Christmas, Nicely Nicely in Guys and Dolls, King Arthur in Spamalot, Inspector Kemp in Young Frankenstein, Rooster in Annie, Bill in Mamma Mia!, Ms. White in Clue the Musical, and most recently Jinx in Forever Plaid. When Daniel isn’t at the theater, he and his wife, Heidi, raise their three children together and enjoy spending time with friends and family.
Heidi Melton
Executive Director
Heidi was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. She grew up studying dance and voice, and began performing professionally at the age of 18. From 2001 to 2011, she worked as a singer, dancer, actor, swing, dance captain, and choreographer for Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Heidi has also worked as a production singer for Carnival Cruise Lines. Since retiring from the professional performing world in 2011 Heidi has been a lead in numerous community theater productions including Miss Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Cindy Lou in Marvelous Wonderettes, Elizabeth Benning in Young Frankenstein, Violet Newstead in 9 to 5: The Musical, and Diana in Lend Me A Tenor. Heidi recently earned a BA in Arts Management from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. When she’s not at the theatre, Heidi and her husband, Daniel, raise their three children together and enjoy spending time with friends and family.
Louraine Robertson
Box Office Manager & Volunteer Coordinator
Louraine and her husband, John, moved to Horseshoe Bay in September of 1997 from West Point, New York. She became a volunteer at the theatre shortly after that and has been with us ever since. Louraine has been assuming box office responsibilities and making sure we have folks to greet and prepare concessions. When not at the theatre, she enjoys bridge, bingo, and lunch with friends.
Andrew Cowe
Technical Director
Andrew has worked in the entertainment industry since 1986 as a technician, builder, designer and roadie for stage, concerts, television and film projects all over Texas. His skills and experience are a huge asset to his home theatre now as he oversees lighting, sound, set construction and other facility related facility-related operations.