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This glorious musical comedy/drama tells the story of Mr. Holliday, a cynical University professor tasked with putting on a Christmas Musical Production. Due to past traumatic incidents in his life, Mr. Holliday finds he just can’t seem to get in the holiday spirit.
Through visits from three Angels, Mr. Holliday may find his Christmas spirit and much, much more.
This production includes such an awesome cast and refreshing musical score that anyone present will be undoubtedly glued to their seats for the entire show.
K.C. Austin the playwright and Steve Cleveland seemingly defy categorization. Written with heart, In Harm’s Way isn't just impressive for its well-balanced drama and comedy. Its ability to have no particular targeted audience allows anyone who comes to see the show to see themselves in the eyes of these characters. This musical stage play certainly can be enjoyed by anyone who has ever experienced family dysfunction!
All aspects of this show make the production a refreshing surprise.
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SSG MARK W. BENNETT is the Alternate COMSEC Custodian for the 54th Signal Battalion. Aside from protecting our nations' secrets, he is also an accomplished cartoonist, poet, musician/emcee and published author. His first novel, which is part one of a trilogy, is called SUNJATA, Book One: The Blood Wars. He also has a comic strip named "O.N.E." (Officers-NCOs-Enlisted) that appears in Arifjan's bi-weekly magazine, the Desert Voice. The comic strip captures the day in the life of a soldier named SSG Marx. |
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MARCIE BLASINGAME |
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SARAH CLEMENTS |
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SGT ALAINA COLEMAN is a Finance Analyst with 210th FMCO, MSARNG. Her prior performances include: "Carmen“, "Don Giovanni” the Italian opera by Giuseppe
Gazzaniga, and "Let's Build A Town“. Her illustrious career has not just been limited to singing and acting. Her time in the limelight has also included modeling, commercials, and pageants. She resides in Jackson, MS with her three daughters. She is a Military Technician with the Mississippi Army National Guard, and works directly with the Director of Logistics. She is the Food Service Specialist for the State of Mississippi. |
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CHANEL CURRY |
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ANTHONY DAVIS |
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WILLIE DERR ll (ALEX)
is excited to be a part of, "It's time to shine" A Christmas Musical. A native of Prince George, VA, he was a ‘Friends of Opera Scholarship’ recipient and then a Graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with a BM Degree in Classical Voice. After graduating he took leading roles at the Sight and Sound theatres of Lancaster, PA as Caroler in "Voices of Christmas", Gabriel in "In the Beginning" and Ezra in "Psalms of David" production and Live DVD recording. Theatre credits include: Sportin' Life in "Porgy and Bess" and Figaro in "The Marriage of Figaro" He is currently the NBCNCO for 1185th DDSB out of Lancaster, PA. and the 2009 USARCENT's Got Talent Show 1st place Winner. Praises go to God for this great gift that he can share to the world and his fellow service members. Thanks mom, dad and friends for your support. |
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SPC CHRISTINA “VOICE” GRAY is an aspiring singer/songwriter. Born in Germany, and raised in California, Voice has shared many experiences in stage productions, runway fashion shows, and hair shows. She has contributed songs to Champion Records and currently records with Hallway Productions, known for working with artists such as Ice Cube, Brandy, T-Bone, and Nivea. She is extremely passionate about her music, and does not take her goals lightly. In fact, a certain saying that she always says is, “For others, music is just a grab-and-go meal that barely takes the edge off, but for me, music is like an all-you-can-eat buffet with no limits.” She has no children, but is engaged to a wonderful man, whom she will marry in April of 2010. |
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CW2 AMELIA HASTY is a 1998 graduate of Livingstone College in Salisbury, NC. She has been in the Military for 22 years. She is assigned to the 310th HRSC, (Ft. Jackson, SC) as the Human Resources Technician in the Casualty Assistance Center. In the Civilian sector she is a Social Worker. She works for Rowan County Department of Social Services in Child Protective Services investigating reports of abuse and neglect. She believes in helping to keep our children safe. She has three children Jeremy who is college, Taylor and Aundrea. “Home for me is in Salisbury, NC and I hear it calling my name!” |
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SGT IVEY HODGES is in the Army Reserves. She attended Colonel White HS for the Arts and trained in Classical Upright Bass until college. She has been a Broadcast journalist for over 10 years and is also a great vocalist. She wants it to be known that she thinks she is awesome and that she is a jack-of-all-trades and a master of none. She has two sons Danny (gentle giant) and Donny (Mohawk boy). “ They are my two biggest achievements!” |
 | MAJ JOHN S. JENKINS is from South Jamaica, New York. His talent as a vocalist and musician was recognized by his mentor the late Bishop Joseph Motes “He told my dad that I was very musically inclined.” His performing arts experience includes being a member of the Gospel Travelaires, the Jr. Gospel Travelaires and a 2003 production of “Reach Out and Home Will Find You. He confesses that he is a secret class-clown and loves making people laugh. He only set out to “participate” in the production. “But our director K.C. saw something in me. She said she was going to put her cast on display with their full abilities and the rest is history.” |
 | SHARYN-ELIZABETH McCLATCHIE has played many roles behind the scenes over the last few years. She has served as a stage manager for a few high school plays. She has enjoyed the experience and chance to learn a new aspect of the Theatre and has enjoyed working with the cast of “It’s Time to Shine!” |
 | SSG ANTONYO MERRILL is in the U.S. Active Army and an accomplished vocalist. He has had the privilege to sing throughout Camp Arifjan. It should be known that he has pioneered many events on the camp with one main event being the Poetry Night held at the Zone 6 Starbucks. HE believes in instilling a sense of morale and cultivating a sense of unity everywhere he travels. |
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MALCOLM B. PAYTON is from Hattiesburg MS. He plays three instruments the guitar, drums and keyboards. He started playing the guitar in March 08. He has performed on different levels of music from the church house to performing with well-known artists. While residing in California, he was blessed to perform with Rodney Evans, a member of the R & B group Art N Soul. His biggest performance came out of the blue one day at church when the well-known Lenny William stopped by to bring a selection. He says he was lucky enough to be the drummer that day. “So I played with Lenny Williams.” His goal and passion is music. His prayer is that God uses him to bring happiness, healing and joy to people's lives. He wants to record and perform on the big stage someday for up and coming artist to well known artists. |
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TONY PRINCE |
 | SFC JASON TAYLOR was born in the Mountains of North Carolina. He has been in the Military for 17 years and is married with two sons, Trenton and Tracen. He lives in Reno, NV. He works full time for the Nevada Army National Guard. This is his second deployment overseas. He was deployed in ‘04 through ‘05 as a Convoy Security Commander. He is currently the Headquarters PSG and Operations NCOIC for a SECFOR company. |
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LYNN THOMAS |
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DEMETRIUS WARD |
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1LT ANGELA WEYRICK, USN, first started her theater and arts experience in elementary school plays and musicals. She went on to produce her middle school's talent shows and gained further experience as the stage producer for 2 high school plays. She also acted in 2 high school plays and 2 musicals. In addition, she broadened her field into communications by starting her high school's first news channel with three other students and a teacher, called "No Other Channel News". She produced, filmed, anchored, edited, and ran show content while helping to develop school news guidelines. After high school she focused on science, college and her current career...making her time in the arts limited until now. |
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SFC KATHLEEN G. WILLIAMS is currently deployed with the 1st Battalion, 43rd Air Defense Artillery. She is the Senior Human Resources Sergeant for her Battalion. Kathy is married to 1SG Brent K. Williams Sr. and has one son, Brandon who just turned 14yrs. Originally from the Caribbean island of Dominica with Alexandria being her Home of Record. She has been in the Military for 16 years and is looking forward to retirement. A member of the Camp Arifjan Gospel Music Ministry she loves praising the Lord in song and dance. She also enjoys singing, dancing, playing the guitar and piano. |
Prior Plays
It's Time to Shine!
Musical/Comedy
In Harm's Way
Gospel Dramedy
Gospel Comedy
Just Another Day (Two Act Play)
Suspense Drama
The Marriott (One Act Play)
Dramedy
Tug of War
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