SNAPSHOT | Daryl Lisa Fazio
The actor-playwright-librettist landed here because “Chicago is too cold, New York is a little too crazy. So it was Atlanta, and it’s the best decision I ever made.”
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SNAPSHOT | Brian Hatch
“My goal has solely been to support myself as an actor. If we can act,” he says of himself and fiancee Molly Coyne, “and dedicate 100 percent of our working hours to it, that’s where I want to be.”
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SNAPSHOT | Benjamin Davis
On making theater: “Not only do I love the art form … I also love working with the people who do theater, the relationships that evolve, the forming of family.”
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SNAPSHOT | Taylor M. Dooley
Atlanta actor Taylor M. Dooley on why she makes theater: “Because other than my child being born nothing gives me the rush, the excitement.”
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SNAPSHOT | Mary Lynn Owen
“Theater allows me to use all of myself. My mind. My body. My spirit. My imagination. It challenges me to offer all of myself in a giving way. I can’t think of a better way to have communion with people.”
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SNAPSHOT | Brad Raymond
“I love the immediacy of theater. I love how interactive and synergistic theater is,” says Atlanta actor Brad Raymond. See him at Stepin Fetchit in True Colors’ “Fetch Clay, Make Man” through Nov. 22.
Read MoreSNAPSHOT | David Crowe
“I like stories. I like to tell stories,” says director David Crowe, who also likes to surprise audiences. That’s what he plans to do with Georgia Ensemble Theatre’s “Romeo & Juliet,” running through Nov. 22.
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SNAPSHOT | Nick Arapoglou
Nick Arapoglou won the 2011 Suzi Award (Atlanta’s version of Broadway’s Tonys) as best actor in a musical for his performance as Princeton in the irreverent “Avenue Q” at Horizon Theatre. A snapshot.
Read MoreHe’s quite a character, that Bill Murphey!
In A Confederacy of Dunces, now at Theatrical Outfit, 16 actors play more than 25 characters. Among them is William S. Murphey, who, for my money, is the best …
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