As we begin weekend two of our three-week run, we’d like to introduce you to another one of our players in our production of Rumplestiltskin. Ellie Hodgson is one of our more enthusiastic actors and has taken on the role of Rumplestiltskin with enthusiasm and wild abandon. It is exciting to see this young thespian… Read more »
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Meet the cast of Rumplestiltskin- McKenna Winebaum
It’s opening night at Live Arts Theatre. The curtain rises in just a few hours for our 2017 children’s show! Come support the kids! We are excited to welcome McKenna Winebaum, who is making her Live Arts debut in Rumplestiltskin. McKenna is 12 years old and a 7th grader at Sutton Middle School, and has been seen in shows… Read more »
Meet the cast of Rumplestiltskin- Aissa Cure Bailey
We at Live Arts Theatre hope you are ready for our children’s show! This year we are presenting Rumplestiltskin! Sure, you’ve heard the tale before, but you’ve never seen in presented by a rag-tag theatre troupe such as ours! In this wildly hilarious tale, Aissa Cure Bailey is playing Cynthia, the Miller’s Daughter, and gets… Read more »
Meet the cast of Rumplestiltskin- Syanna Bailey
Live Arts Theatre is proud to present Syanna Bailey in Rumplestiltskin! Syanna is thirteen years old and is in 7th grade at Lanier Middle School where she enjoys singing in the Chorus. So far, Syanna has performed in Bye Bye Birdie at Lanier Middle School, and Peter Pan at Sycamore Elementary School. She also enjoys Ballroom and Latin dancing, which… Read more »
Meet the the cast of Rumplestiltskin- Andre Eaton Jr.
It’s time for our kids show!! Last year we did an edgy show speaking to the tough issues children have to deal with (High School Confidential). This year we are giving elementary and middle school children equal time with the light-hearted telling of Rumplestiltskin. Andre Eaton Jr. is one of two adult teaching artists (actors/role… Read more »
Live Arts Theatre Lip Sync Challenge – Accepted
Last year, it was to dress up the Tom-boyish creative director and including makeup and haircut and having her do the chicken dance. This year’s fundraising challenge started with voting on a song to be performed by board members and staff. It ended with the person who raised the most money, Becca Parker choosing who… Read more »
Final weekend of A Christmas Carol
We are Live Arts Theatre would like to extend a hearty THANK YOU to our patrons, our actors and our volunteers! We have been glad to see some of our old patrons back again and are also grateful for the new people we have met during the run of A Christmas Carol; The Radio Play. Our… Read more »
Meet the cast of A Christmas Carol – Lauren Megan McCarthy
We at Live Arts Theatre are delighted to share our stage with Lauren Megan McCarthy once again; having previously acted in Spoon River Anthology. Lauren Megan has been in Atlanta for just over a year now. During her time here she has appeared in The Library as Caitlin Gabriel, Love from a Stranger, and The… Read more »
Meet the cast of A Christmas Carol – TJ Sanson
TJ Sanson has acted in theatre for 12 years, and in film for five. Credits include Boeing Boeing and The Dead Guy at Onstage Atlanta, Henry V at North Fulton Drama Club, Dracula and Compete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged at Live Arts Theatre Company. She has recently completed filming and episode of “Snapped: Killer… Read more »
Meet the Director of a Christmas Carol – Becca Parker
We’re starting to lose count of Becca Parker’s theatre credits! She describes them as “Many many many”. You may have last noticed her on stage during Cabaret as Rosie and we saw some familiar dancing feet in the number “If you can see her from my eyes”. Becca holds a BM in music and Musical Theatre from… Read more »