About The Company & Us
ABOUT THE COMPANY
We have taken our combined experience doing small musical programs for churches,
movie tie-ins and promotions, film productions and large showcase extravaganzas as well as countless promotions with Carmike Cinemas in Hickory, and combined them into a theatre group that takes pride in creating programs that entertain, inform, educate, enlighten and inspire.
ABOUT US
Chris Sepulveda started his journey producing in 1990 when he decided to create an original
Easter production in college using music, theatre, and visual effects - it was the first of it’s kind in
the area. Since then he has worked with many churches, groups and organization with fundraisers,
programs, promotions and productions - playing the role of producer, director, fundraiser and of
course, performer. Credits include the national tour of Emmanuel, the annual Broadway Showcase
for Hickory Community Theatre, Associate Producer for the locally filmed movie “Lost Stallions” and
many smaller, more intimate productions. His passion for the stage has turned his attention to theater
production and performance and he is very excited about bringing Tennessee William's “Cat On A Hot
Tin Roof” to life as the company’s premier stage show.
Kenneth Davis is no stranger to theater, not only performing in many shows, but also doing
extensive work in set building, costuming and many other aspects of the theatre arts. Most recently
he was asked to stage manage HCT’s production of a “A Christmas Miracle.” Such a job, although
stressful, and at the same time rewarding, cemented his already firm knowledge that the world of
theatre is where he belonged and wanted to be. Being a part of the creative process has always
been important to him, so putting up one’s own production was the logical path to follow. Kenneth has
already put hours of pre-production on “Cat On A Hot Tin Roof” with another theater which fell through. It
is his hope, if given the chance, all the work will give a wonderful experience for current theater patrons while attracting new theatergoers for years to come.
