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 | Stephen Ruffin
“I do theater now because storytellers are so important,” says Atlanta actor Stephen Ruffin, 24. It makes me feel great, experience creativity and purge things that are bothering me.”
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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 | Jessica De Maria
“I really feel that there has been a genuine loss in human connection, whether physical or emotional,” says Atlanta performer Jessica De Maria. “I feel like theater is the last stronghold in bringing people together.”
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SNAPSHOT | Maria Rodriguez-Sager
Atlanta actor Maria Rodriguez-Sager, in “Grand Concourse” at Horizon Theatre, says her dream role is “anything in a Federico García Lorca play, in Spanish, and preferably at the Spanish Repertory in New York City. Learn more here.
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SNAPSHOT | Terry Guest
Terry Guest, now playing Marcus in “Marcus; or the Secret of Sweet” at Actor’s Express, thought he might be a pop star when he grew up. “I didn’t even know what theater was.” That has changed, in a big way.
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SNAPSHOT | John Lemley
The host of radio’s “City Café” talks about his move from WABE-FM to WMLB-AM (1690), how his radio career came to be and how his show got its name.
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SNAPSHOT | Paris Crayton III
“Theater is one of the reasons I wake up every day,” says Paris Crayton III. “It’s the only thing I dream about, the only thing I think about.”
Read MoreSNAPSHOT | Stephanie Friedman
“Theater’s the best,” actor Stephanie Friedman says. “The stories are important, and I’m a storyteller by nature. I think we all are. I think it’s the best method for telling the big stories that will help us understand each other.”
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