in theatre for over 30 years. A graduate of Auburn

University, Garrett was a member of the Auburn University

Singers where he performed at Lincoln Center in New York

City, the Pentagon in Washington D.C. and various other

locations throughout the United States. Garrett has worked

with numerous theatre companies including Town & Gown

Theatre, Terrific New Theatre, Birmingham Children’s Theatre,

Birmingham Festival Theatre, ACTA Theatre and The

stage roles include, Will Parker (Oklahoma), Judas (Jesus

Christ Superstar), Toddy (Victor,Victoria) Paul (A Chorus

Line), Benny Southstreet (Guys and Dolls) and Evil Eye

Fleagle (L’il Abner). Other acting credits include roles in

in the Shade, Evita, Cabaret and Seven Brides for Seven

avid stage director, Garrett lists The Bad Seed, Gypsy, The

and Inspecting Carol as some of his favorite productions.

His writing credits include “Covering Dish” (a southern

companies and he co-authored the comedy Off Broadway.

His other writing credits include Eternal Flames, The Way

Buttons and O Holy Knight. Garrett also wrote the screenplay

The Final Cut for Ohio University which went on to win

Don Everett Garrett  (Consultant,

Co-Writer) has beenperforming for over 30 years.

 In college he was a member of the prestigious Auburn

University Singers where he performed twice at the 

Lincoln Center in New York City. Don had the honor of

performing for such notables as President Ronald Reagan

and Governors George Wallace and Guy Hunt during his

tenure with the AU Singers. While at Auburn, Don Everett

shared the stage with George “Goober” Lindsey (best

known for his role on The Andy Griffith Show) and sang

back up vocals on an album by members of the

Commodores. He has appeared in productions at Town

and Gown Theater, Southern Play- Works, LAC, LJCC,

UAB, Vulcan Shorts, CenterStage, ACTA and Summerfest

(now Red Mountain Theatre Company.) He appeared in

the world premiere of The Phantom of the Opry

Commander Bill Harbison in the VST production of South

Pacific directed by Dane Peterson. He was most recently

seen in Red Mountain Theatre Company’s productions of

Oliver, The Music Man Concert with the Alabama

Symphony Orchestra and Damn Yankees. Other

appearances include A Christmas Carol

(Fezziwig/Choreographer) and Guys and Dolls (Nicely

Melvin P. Thorpe in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, The Bishop of Basingstoke in Jekyll and Hyde, and Mrs.

Meers in Thoroughly Modern Millie. Don Everett is the co-

author of Off Broadway and Hollywood Bound, originally

produced by Auburn University’s Department of Theatre.

Don Everett holds degrees from Auburn University and

Samford University. He is the Supervisor of Theatre,

Dance, and Debate for the Jefferson

as the Artistic Director for the Theatre LJCC. She holds a

Bachelor’s degree in middle and secondary language arts

education and a master’s degree in gifted education from

Samford University. A nationally board certified teacher, Kim

has been teaching and directing theatre for the past twelve

years in the public school setting and in the Birmingham

theatre community. She has worked with numerous adult

musical productions, children’s productions, theatre camps/

workshops, and teacher workshops. Some of her directing

Good Man, Charlie Brown, Godspell, The Jungle Book, The

Hobbit, Charlotte’s Web, School House Rock, The Boyfriend,

Oklahoma!, Camelot, Bye Bye Birdie, Once on this Island,

Dear Edwina, Music Man, Cinderella, 101 Dalmatians,

and Sleeping Beauty. She is no stranger to the stage, last

playing Maxine in Sisters of Swing at Red Mountain Theatre

Company and Mrs. Darbus in Disney’s High School

Musical at the LJCC. Other credits include Beehive! and

(Grace) Annie both at RMTC, (Sister Amnesia) Nunsense,

(Narrator) Joseph…Dreamcoat both at LJCC, (Young Wife)

Hello Again at BFT, Summerfest’s and Parable Players

(Laurie) Oklahoma!, (Grace) Annie with the Parable Players,

Evita, Covering Dish, Closer than Ever at BFT and the ASO’s