Amanda is delighted to be making her Music Theatre of Madison debut in their production of Murder Ballad as The Narrator!
A sexy thriller making its Madison premiere! A mysterious narrator warn us that a murder is inevitable. But who will die? And who will kill?
Sara and Tom were good in bed, but not too many other places. After a tumultuous, drunken relationship, they break up and Sara immediately fall for Michael, a kind NYU student. Their whirlwind love turns to marriage. As time passes, the troubled Sara's linger depression and self-loathing cause her to revisit Tom. What starts out innocently soon unravels into rage, obsession, and murder. A driving rock score played by a live five piece band and fascinating characters, staged with you at the center, take you on a whirlwind unforgettable, sexy, thrilling journey! Don't miss this winter's sexiest and most inventive thriller!"
Murder Ballad runs February 28th - March 9th.
Bringing the extraordinary imaginations of kids into the classroom and onto the stage with a F R E E Community Performance!!
Overture Center for the Arts - Rotunda Stage
Friday, June 7th, 2019
7:00pm
The UW Community Arts Collaboratory, in partnership with Theatre LILA, present the Whoopensocker Celebration of Authors Show, celebrating the writing and creativity of 3rd and 4th grade students from across Madison. Join us for a FREE performance celebrating the diversity and talent of these children performed by Theatre LILA!
Overture Center for the Arts - Rotunda Stage
Friday, June 7th, 2019
7:00pm
The UW Community Arts Collaboratory, in partnership with Theatre LILA, present the Whoopensocker Celebration of Authors Show, celebrating the writing and creativity of 3rd and 4th grade students from across Madison. Join us for a FREE performance celebrating the diversity and talent of these children performed by Theatre LILA!
Amanda is excited to portray Cassie in the new work, The Great Plan of Happiness.
Cassie, a Mormon woman, visits her family in Highland, Utah after spending years living and working in Chicago. While returning to her Mormon roots, she discovers the broad effects the religion places upon her family and the way they live their lives. This marks the world premiere of this original play by Mindy Curtis.
The Great Plan of Happiness runs June 21st - 30th.
Cassie, a Mormon woman, visits her family in Highland, Utah after spending years living and working in Chicago. While returning to her Mormon roots, she discovers the broad effects the religion places upon her family and the way they live their lives. This marks the world premiere of this original play by Mindy Curtis.
The Great Plan of Happiness runs June 21st - 30th.
Amanda is delighted to be a part of another relevant new work as Morgan in When I Go.
A new original play inspired by people who fight for mental health and suicide prevention in Rock County. A young woman who attempted to take her life and the family of a man who did search for hope and meaning in the aftermath of those events.
When I Go runs August 22nd - 25th.
A new original play inspired by people who fight for mental health and suicide prevention in Rock County. A young woman who attempted to take her life and the family of a man who did search for hope and meaning in the aftermath of those events.
When I Go runs August 22nd - 25th.
Amanda is thrilled to make her Nashville Children's Theatre debut as Mari Cruz in the world premiere production of Return to Sender.
Eleven-year-old Tyler Paquette is the son of generations of farmers. Eleven-year-old Mari Cruz is the Mexican born daughter of undocumented migrant workers. When Mari’s family is hired to help save Tyler’s family’s farm from foreclosure, both young people are forced to confront the complexities of immigration and citizenship. Marisela Treviño Orta’s adaptation of Julia Alvarez’s award-winning novel is a powerful reminder how young people can reach hands across cultural differences and find understanding.
Return to Sender runs October 10th - 27th.
Eleven-year-old Tyler Paquette is the son of generations of farmers. Eleven-year-old Mari Cruz is the Mexican born daughter of undocumented migrant workers. When Mari’s family is hired to help save Tyler’s family’s farm from foreclosure, both young people are forced to confront the complexities of immigration and citizenship. Marisela Treviño Orta’s adaptation of Julia Alvarez’s award-winning novel is a powerful reminder how young people can reach hands across cultural differences and find understanding.
Return to Sender runs October 10th - 27th.