performances

  • #annigan

    #annigan

    I’m still processing what it was like to play one of my dream roles. And not just any dream role, the one I was most terrified to actually do and the one I have wanted the longest. See, I realized early on that my parents would never let me be a child star. So, despite

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  • Christmas looked a little different this year. As it was a Tuesday and Hampton works that retail life and my day job is open 24/7, we decided we would just stay home and have a day to the two of us. Of course, after I committed to an offertory on Christmas Sunday and two Christmas

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  • Snap Snap

    Snap Snap

      They’re creepy and they’re cooky, they’re… well, you know. This summer, The Addams Family took up residence at the Barn Dinner Theatre. Briefly, anyway. Much more briefly than we were contracted for. But the audiences that did attend were lovely and the checks cleared, and that’s what matters, yes? We had a short rehearsal period, but

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  • I Love My Willy

    I Love My Willy

    Remember that time I said I was taking a break? There were two shows I really wanted to do and two shows I kindof wanted to do, but then I realized… I love my couch. But then I got a message from Jessica, the founder and leader of the Phoenix Theatre Company. She had procured

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  • Be a Warrior

    Be a Warrior

    Our official pics were recently finished by Dancing Lemur, and the new movie has been out for a bit, so no better Friday than today to tesser and flash it back to Little Theatre of Winston-Salem’s A Wrinkle in Time this fall. To be perfectly honest, I had no intention of auditioning for this show. I

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  • Behind the NUN-scenes: II

    That’s a wrap! The habits are off to the dry cleaning and another show opens at the Barn tomorrow night.  What a lovely experience with a darn talented cast! Our director and choreographer went along with my plan to wear black Chuck Taylors for Sister Robert Anne a la Sister Clarissa, the gym teacher in The

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  • Last night, the Phoenix Theatre Co. brought the fantasy-and-sci-fi-themed murder mystery that we used to celebrate #jessip to our home at the Pittsboro Roadhouse & General Store. Jessica and Phillip jumped in the cast themselves this time, but our dear friend Ali was busy being fabulous in another show. Where could we find a young

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  • Behind the Nun-scenes: I

    Two weeks of Nunsense at The Barn Dinner Theatre have come and gone in a whirlwind, so I thought I’d share some of the most memorable bits thus far. In a Most Extreme version of “the show must go on”, our Reverend Mother had a fall after opening night and has done the past few shows

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  • So Many Possibilities

    So Many Possibilities

    *whew*, what a long two and a half weeks! The last two weeks alone, I logged over 60 hours at the day job and had nearly 80 hours of called rehearsal time. But so, so very worth it. It feels like an understatement to say it was an honor to be part of such a beautiful

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  • A Phoenix rises from the ashes… of last week’s fireworks…?

    When last we left the Phoenix Theatre Company, Jessica and Phillip (aka #jessip) were just married and fireworks sent them off to their honeymoon… …which was cut a bit short because Rock of Ages Winery hired us to bring Johnny O’Reilly’s speakeasy to the vineyard. Dying for a Drink is definitely one of my favorite Phoenix shows. I never

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