You will see us onstage at the Heymann PAC, at the Rice Theater, at Angelle Hall, or you may witness one of our intimate performances in your very own Parish Hall or Fellowship Hall.
We are a theatrical production company that creates original, high quality stage productions that include a wide range of disciplines. We hold open auditions and our casts usually include actors, musicians and dancers ranging in age from 9 to well above 49. Each production is the original creation of director/choreographer/arranger Meghan Sheridan. Participation in these projects is volunteer, open to professionals and amateurs, and offers opportunities for physical, intellectual and spiritual growth for all performers.
Audiences are repeatedly entertained, moved and inspired.
Proceeds from the admissions for each performance are donated to local charities. Past charity recipients include The American Red Cross, Camp Courage, Faith House, Miss Helen's Soup Kitchen and A Pregnancy Center and Clinic.
Our creativity is a gift from the Holy Spirit. Developed, and combined with self-discipline, our creativity can be used to improve the world around us, elevating us all to a more divine existence.
Get added to our email list for announcements about upcoming auditons and performances. We'd love to have you join us, in the audience or better yet....on stage!
2010 - "On the Path" - presented at Crowley's Rice Theater,
proceeds donated to A Pregnancy Center and Clinic.
2009 - "Sighs Too Deep for Words" - presented at
Crowley's Rice Theater, proceeds donated to Miss Helen's Soup Kitchen.
2009 - "Journeys" - a peer ministry, created by teens, for
eens, this production toured area church youth groups.
2008 - "At the Foot of the Cross" - toured local churches
and raised money for Hospice's Camp Courage.
2006 - "Gifts From the Spirit" - presented at UL's Angell Hall,
proceeds donated to Faith House.
2001 - "United We Dance: A Celebration of Freedom, Faith and Courage" - Sheridan Productions first project, created in response to the attacks of September 11, this performance was presented
at New iberia's Sliman Theater, and proceeds were donated to The American
Red Cross.
