Peach State Summer Theatre
The Official Musical Theatre of the State of Georgia
Photo Gallery!
| 2007 Season | |
Thoroughly Modern Millie. Millie and the moderns dance about the joys of life in the big city. Directed by Randy Wheeler, choreographed by Eric Nielsen |
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The title song from A Year with Frog and Toad by Megan Wheeler, AEA Guest Artist Matthew McGee, Blake Richardson, Michael ELliott and Bailee DesRocher. Directed and choreographed by Jacque Wheeler. |
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AEA Guest Artist Matthew McGee as the Emcee welcomes everyone to the cabaret. Directed by Todd Eskin, choreographed by Andrea Eskin. |
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| 2006 Season | |
The 2006 Season opened to greater acclaim. Disney's Beauty and the Beast, The Fantasticks, and Gypsy. The Company and Orchestra invites Belle to Be Our Guest! Directed by Jacque Wheeler, choreographed by Katie Kerwin. |
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Joshua Woodie and Jackie Sizemore dance in the glen with the mute (Karen Webb) watches in The Fantasticks. Directed by Michael Elliot, choreographed by Barbara Hartwig. |
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AEA Guest Artist Barbara Hartwig as Gypsy Rose Lee, kicks out Mama (Jacque Wheeler) our of her dressing room in Gypsy. Directed by Randy Wheeler, choreographed by Eric Nielsen. |
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| 2005 Season | |
The Opening Season: The Tuesday Afternoon Regulars (a world premiere,) Seussical and CHICAGO. Pictured at right, the original comapny of The Tuesday Afternoon Regulars. Back row: Taavon Gamble, Dan Graul. Middle row: Chris Bell, Laura Lynn Tapper, Tracy McBurnett, Justin Barnett. Front: Bryonha Parham. Directed by Randy Wheeler, Choreographed by Barbara Hartwig. |
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Roxie (Laura Lynn Tapper) is underwhelmed by Fred (Adam Pellegrine). Velma (Barbara Hartwig) and the ensemble eavesdrop in the opening sequence of Chicago. Directed and Choreographed by Thomas P. Carr. |
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AEA Guest Artists Barbara Hartwig and Matthew McGee as Mayzie and the Cat in the Hat in Seussical. Directed and choreographed by Jacque Wheeler. |
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| Grand Opening Events | |
The Curtain Raiser: The Spring 2005 ceremony announcing Valdosta State University's decision to move its professional summer theatre to the campus of Valdosta State University as PEACH STATE SUMMER THEATRE! Valdosta Mayor and PSST! Board Chairman is about to unveil the new theatre's name. |
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The Ribbon Cutting, May 26, 2005 Valdosta Mayor John Fretti and VSU President Ronald M. Zaccari, flanked by members of the community and the inaugural season's company celebrate the ribbon cutting. |
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