Samuel McWhite

SAMUEL ELI McWHITE is from Florence, SC. He attended Claflin University South Carolina State University, majoring in Music Education. Samuel is a charter member of the Kappa Pi Chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, National Honorary Band Fraternity. He taught chorus at Clark Middle School in Orangeburg, SC for a year, and still coaches voice from time to time. As a board member, Samuel assists with the management of the JB Hunt Scholarship Fund. He has a Live Sound Certification from The Midlands Tech Audio Institute and is the owner of VibraSpect Sound and Lighting Company. Samuel has an extensive history of performing for rhythm bands and other productions. He has appeared as The Man in Regina Taylor’s Crowns, Walter in Hair: The American Tribal Love Rock Musical, W.E.B. Dubois in Charles Smith’s Knock Me a Kiss, Max in Andrew Lippa’s The Wild Party, Stew in Passing Strange, Ken in Ain’t Misbehavin’, The Stereotype in The Black Man…Complex, Brooks, Sr. & Brooks Jr. in Grey Gardens, Reverend Charles Jaggers, The Professor, and Cowboy in Harlem South: A View Through the Lens, Bobby in Memphis the Musical, Dr. Frederick Chilton in Silence! The Musical, Evan in Lynn Nottage's Sweat, Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for the New World, Terrence McNally’s Ragtime: The Musical and Riff Raffin The Rocky Horror Show. He is a member of the Trustus Theater Company, The NIA Company, Indigo Soul, and The Exotics Band Foundation.