IT’S ANOTHER DOUBLE EPISODE! Tonight we have the pleasure of having not one, but two amazing theatre people on the pod.
Stacy Erskine and Beth Creel currently work together in the theatre department at College Station High School. But they ALSO are working together to direct our very own Adrienne Dobson in WHO’S HOLIDAY at TTC!
Stacy has graced the Randy Wilson Stage countless times, including as the Lady of the Lake in SPAMALOT and the very boozy chaperone herself in THE DROWSY CHAPERONE. She’s had so many amazing roles that we can’t wait to talk to her!
Beth is a director/costumer/tech queen! She has costumed for multiple TTC shows, including ROCKY HORROR and the now infamous ROCK OF AGES 🤘🏽 Beth also worked for several years with favorite #TTCguest Michelle Campbell-Greene.
If there is anything you’d like to know about these two amazing women, let us know! And don’t forget to tune in tonight at 8pmCST. See you then!
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