Kip Miller:  

After SHS, I went to ASU for a couple of years; I moved to California and lived with my sister Tammy after her husband died, did some TV work; then back to Arizona and moved up to northern Arizona to apprentice with sculptor John Waddell at his fellowship. After moving back down to Scottsdale I began working as assistant stage manager at the Windmill Dinner Theater. This is where I met my future wife, Nancy Evers, who was traveling with a show that came to the theater--"1776." I also had a part in the show. Once the show closed, she moved on with it and we really developed our relationship via long distance. She moved back to New York City and I joined her a few months later. We traveled the dinner theater circuit for a few years, married, had two children. She has always been a voice teacher, vocal coach, performer and musical director all these years; I've been many things. For 13 years I worked in film, television and live show production; had an antiques business for 10 years (and still do, to some degree). For the past 12 years I've worked for Institutional Investor Magazine, moving from admin to Market Rese...Expand for more