I had intended to post several weeks ago this bibliography of the research sources I used when I wrote A Mighty Fortress (1988). In 1991 when we premiered it (after fairly aggressive editing), I created some supplemental material for congregations…
Prisoner of Joy: By and large, the cast wore their own black street clothes (ladies all in skirts and tops, men in pants and shirts--some button-down and some pullover. Kayla made all the final decisions about who wore what piece…
One of the most critical technical aspects of any production, to me, is the sound design. If the sound is just right, it enhances the action and helps the audience to fully understand both what is going on and how…
If you'd like to read our feature, you can find it in the August 29, 2013 edition of Whatzup! Or you can click on this link to read it on the website.
We could not be more thrilled to announce that we have, for the first time, an apprentice director working alongside our Artistic Director, Lauren Nichols, for the entire season. Miss Kayla Reed is no stranger to all for One: She…
You haven't heard much yet about the short one-act which opens our season. Prisoner of Joy is a creative dramatic staging of Paul's letter to the Church at Philippi, in which we see both Paul writing the…
Here are short descriptions of the main historic figures referred to by Luther in A Mighty Fortress. Knowing a bit about them in advance will definitely help you to appreciate the events more thoroughly. There are also some historic terms--some…
This chronology will also appear in the program. For a more complete timeline, check out this website. The events below are only those which are specifically mentioned in the play. Chronology of events from the life of Martin Luther (1483…