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This one night only concert showcased 8 of ALT’s favorite female performers as they took the stage to share their musical talents and remind us why they are a leading lady of ALT.  Act 1 of this concert had each leading lady bring back a song they once performed on our ALT stage. It was incredible hearing them bring their fantastic roles back to life with these signature songs! Then in Act 2, these leading ladies performed songs they would never get to play on the ALT stage! These iconic songs might be more of a male role or shows that can’t be done at ALT. If that wasn’t enough, other leading ladies from ALT were highlighted throughout the night with performances from popular ALT shows.

Leading Ladies of ALT starred Christy Corder, Marley Hoggatt, Hunter Lee, Kristen Loyd, Terry Martin, Jenny Morgan, Annika Spalding and Lindsey Williams. This spectacular concert also featured Connie Cannady, Carrie Huckabay, Shannon Mashburn, Treva Oller, Melanie Sanders, Jo Smith and Jeri Tidmore from Calendar Girls, Kissey Cummings, Saturn Horton, Tia Hunt and Aspen Younker from Beautiful and Kallie Huckabay, Brooklynn King and Kiara Tennille from RENT.

This special event was undoubtedly one of the most exciting concerts ever produced at ALT.

Special thanks to Reed Beverage for sponsoring the Reed Beverage Bar for the event.

Lovingly ripped from the film classic, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, SPAMALOT is a deliriously funny spectacle which tells the legendary tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table as they go on a quest in search of the Holy Grail. This musical has absolutely everything that makes a great “knight” at the theatre, from flying cows to killer rabbits, British royalty to French taunters, dancing girls, rubbery shrubbery and of course, the Lady of the Lake. SPAMALOT features well-known song titles such as “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life,” “The Song That Goes Like This,” “Find Your Grail,” and more that have become beloved classics in the musical theatre canon.

ALT assembled a marvelous cast for this production including Gabe Scherman as King Arthur, Kristen Loyd as The Lady of the Lake, Brooks Boyett as Patsy, Dillon Kizarr as Sir Robin, Nels Bjork as Sir Lancelot, Kyle Gipson as Sir Galahad, Jason Boyett as Sir Bedevere and Jordan Smith as Prince Herbert. The talented ensemble included Melea Baker, Ben Burke, Jax Ebert, Joey Ebert, Colin Fields, Hugh Fristoe, Chris Gandy, Nikki Harada, Hunter Lee, Jackie Llewellyn, Sean Pritchard, Kiara Tenille, Choc Thomason and Travis Tidmore.

Artistic Director for this production was Jason Crespin with Music Direction by Jennifer Akins and Choreography by Shawn Walsh. Sara Pennington-Booher served as Assistant to the Directors with Ashley DeVoid and Kayleigh Colbert as Production Assistants with Kallie Huckabay as Dance Captain and Zachary Todd as Assistant Music Director.

May of 2024, we put the “News Cycle” on “Rinse Cycle” for a couple of hours to relax with the Lady of the Lake, King Arthur and the Knights Who Say Ni because “we’re not dead yet”!

ALT assembled a brilliant cast to bring this romantic comedy to life. The exceptional cast included Kyndal Knapp as Elinor Dashwood, Sterling Knight as Marianne Dashwood, Sawyer Landry as Edward Ferrars, Hunter Russell as John Willoughby and Brad McBride as Colonel Brandon. Supporting roles and ensemble members include Lindsy Donathan, Brandon Graves, Elizabeth Hopkins, Joanna Kimbell, Justin Loe, Jennifer McClellan, Maddox Nite, Jenni Opalinski, Treva Oller, Jeffrey Pickens, Camille Suzanne, Jeri Tidmore and Alexis Williams.

This coming of age classic was directed by Carrie Huckabay. Nolan Huckabay served as Assistant to the Director and Aaron Huckabay served as Production Assistant.

Sense and Sensibility examines our reactions, both reasonable and ridiculous, to societal pressures. This timeless story entertained sold out audiences in our Adventure Space for the entire run of the production.

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ALT assembled an amazing cast to bring this cultural phenomenon of a musical to life. With a mixture of talented ALT veterans and fantastic newcomers, the cast included Colton Harada as Mark Cohen, Brendan King as Roger Davis, Frank Salazar as Tom Collins, Ashton Colbert as Benjamin Coffin III, Kiara Tennille as Angel Schunard, Jay Hayes as Joanne Jefferson, Kallie Huckabay as Mimi Marquez and Brooklynn King as Maureen Johnson. The ensemble included Ikaris Bard, Trey Becerra, Socorra Carrillo, Michele Colbert, Caitlyn Downs, Saturn Horton, Hunter Lee, Bobby McCauley, Kota McDaniel, Jesse Neel, Daniel Rice, Jordan Smith, Kaeclyn Tenorio, Daniel Thompson, Zachary Todd and Joseph Ward

This rock musical s directed by Jason Crespin with Jennifer Akins serving as the Music Director and Christeen Bernet as the Choreographer. Carla Fistoe was the Assistant to the Directors with Gabe Scherman as a Production Assistant and Nicholas Schaffer as Assistant Music Director.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for Best Musical, this iconic rock musical has become a cultural touchstone, rite of passage and source of joy and strength for millions. 

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ALT  assembled a talented array of players for this production mixed with ALT veterans and newcomers. Performers included Heather Dillon as Annie, Brandon Graves as Trevor, Brooks Boyett as Chris, Zeke Lewis as Jonathan, Jeremy Hernandez as Robert, Harrison Stringer as Dennis, Sawyer Landry as Max, Jenny Morgan as Sandra and Vanessa Hill, Camron Kelley and Travis Tidmore as the Cornley Drama Society Stage Crew. Artistic Director for this production was Callie Hisek with Kendall Carnahan serving as Assistant Director and Sean Pritchard as Production Assistant.

The ALT Academy assembled a wonderful cast to bring this endearing and imaginative tale to life. PRANCER featured 42 talented Academy students and was being directed by Academy Director Harrison Stringer. Academy Parents Carla Fristoe and Joni Norris served as Assistant Director and Production Assistant/Costume Coordinator, respectively. The production featured Scenic Design by Tana Roberson as well as imaginative puppetry designed by Penny Benson and sponsored by Maxwell’s Magical Christmas.

Prepare to be transported into a world of psychological intrigue as the Amarillo Little Theatre presents Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Hyde Play. This gripping and hilarious adaptation by Lauren Wilson is set to grace the Allen Shankles Mainstage this October and will be the perfect Fall outing to add to your calendar.

The production boasts a talented cast led by Zach Oehm as Dr. Henry Jekyll. He is supported by a skilled ensemble, including Joanna Kimbell as Euphronia Jekyll, Evelyn Reeder as Ambrosia Jekyll, Marley Hoggatt as Lady Throckmortonshire, Rainanne Burrough as Calliope & Penelope, Jeri Tidmore as Rosamunda Dewthistle, Michael Newman as Xavier Utterson, Ashley Devoid as Ivy, Lynae Jacob as Plodgett, Scott Royster as Constable, and Nels Bjork as Police Lieutenant.

Artistic Director for this production is Terri Wilson with Travis Tidmore serving as Assistant Director and Deborah McCollum as the Production Assistant.

This hilarious spoof of the classic story by Robert Louis Stevenson will have audiences in stitches! Reserve your tickets today and immerse yourself in the world of Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Hyde Play!

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 ALT assembled a brilliant and fun cast for this production. In collaboration with our ALT Academy, 38 Academy students and 20 adults took the stage to bring this musical to life. Principal roles included Academy student Graham Moore as Charlie Bucket, Dennis Humphrey as Willy Wonka, Michael Jones as Grandpa Joe and Megan Gore as Mrs. Bucket. The Golden Ticket winners and their parents included Lane Donathan as Augustus Gloop, Shannon Mashburn as Mrs. Gloop, Hannah Moore as Veruca Salt, Nels Bjork as Mr. Salt, Sabrina Ali as Violet Beauregarde, Kyle Gipson as Mr. Beauregarde, Wyatt Hall as Mike Teavee and Sara Pennington-Booher as Mrs. Teavee.

The cast also included Cinda Alexander, Claire Attaway, Ikaris Bard, Kennedy Cardenas, Christy Corder, Halyn Derington, Laken Derington, Alessandro Dieguez, Lindsy Donathan, Piper Gore, Colton Harada, Saturn Horton, Kallie Huckabay, Tia Hunt, Colby Hurt, Emerson Johnston, Dillon Kizarr, Kristin McCarrell, Ivy McCarrell, Lincoln McCarrell, Kryss Miller, Jace Norris, Declan Oliver, Treva Oller, Sean Pritchard, Nicholas Shaffer, Michael Villarreal, Wesley Willlburn, Jeff Wyrick and Ellison Wyrick.

The Oompa Loompa ensemble included Piper Carlson, Brooklyn Comer, Octavia Coulson, Wyatt Dodson, Colin Gaitan, Jaxson Gaitan, Ruby Graves, Evelyn Johnston, Addie Munkres, Libby Reynolds, Mary Caroline Saied, Olivia Tidmore, Bentley Tobias, Benjamin Vasquez, Alexis Williams and Grady Wyrick.

Artistic Director for this production was Jason Crespin with Music Direction by Jennifer Akins and Choreography by Nikki Harada.  Krystal Burns served as Assistant Director with Harrison Stringer as Production Assistant and Kallie Huckabay as Dance Captain

This modern musical adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was a delight for the whole family.

Christmas. 1968. With a six week booking at London’s famed cabaret restaurant Talk of the Town, it looks like Judy Garland is set firmly on the comeback trail. The failed marriages, suicide attempts and addictions are all behind her and with her new fiancé at her side, she seems determined to reclaim her crown as the greatest talent of her generation. Yet in her suite at the Ritz Hotel, Garland battles with a tornado of drugs and alcohol as the exhausting series of concerts take their toll. A tough, compelling woman, armed to the teeth with a legendary razor-sharp wit, happiness continues to elude her. No answer ever comes to the question with which she ends every show: ‘If happy little bluebirds fly beyond the rainbow, why, oh, why can’t I?’

ALT assembled an amazing cast which included Jo Smith as Judy Garland, Joshua Gibson-Roark as Mickey Deans, Jacob Miller as Anthony, Bobby Schaffer as the Radio Interviewer/Porter and Caitlin Gibson as the Assistant Stage Manager. This compelling drama was directed by Ben Burke with Music Direction by Jacob Miller. Carla Fristoe served as Assistant to the Directors and Alexis Roberts was the Production Assistant.