Steve tells us about his experience not just as a Davenport Junior Theatre kid, but as the grandson of the program’s founder. We discuss his relationship with his grandmother, how his time at DJT helps him today, and just how important family was to Mary and still today.

Sadie grew up a DJT kid. After graduating the program in 2015, she headed to Florida to work with Walt Dinsey World and attend UCF. Recently her partner and her have started a new adventure in their lives traveling the world and blogging about it as they go. You can find their blog at https://whywaitgotravel.com/. Join us as we catch up with Sadie whiles she's 19 hours ahead of us into a new day!

Don Souhrada was deeply involved in DJT as a kid in the 80's. Today he calls Chicago home, where he uses his childhood skills daily. Join Don as he shares memories of then and experiences of today. 

Cynthia’s journey in the performing arts has taken her coast to coast and back again. She was a longtime DJT kid, teacher, and mainstage director. Cynthia earned her masters in psychology and uses all her skills leading kids in the classroom today.

Gail has led a life full of theatre, teaching, and athletics. She says that DJT gave her the confidence to do all of these things. Doing theatre even led her to meet her husband!

Cayla has spent almost a decade at DJT doing everything there is to do. She has spent the past two years serving as the Junior Board President. As she gets ready to head off to college we reflect on her years spent at DJT. 

Tina Luse aka "The Captain" spent many years at Junior Theatre, watching it grow and evolve. Today she is an epidemiologist studying disease in the Military. Listen to to learn about her years at DJT and how she got her nickname! 

Ali discovered DJT while she was in high school, but being a little late to the party didn't stop her from making lasting memories and relationships. Since she graduated from DJT, she has had quite the adventure with internships, jobs, and other unique opportunities. One of her many projects was producing a documentary-style short film  about DJT. You can find that film here! : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMo3EvZfT0Q&t=18s

You can't talk about QC theatre legends without mentioning Denny Hitchcock. He opened Circa '21 in 1977 and has kept it running ever since. Listen to hear the story of Circa 21 and it's 44 years as a wonderful dinner theatre. 

Amanda was a dancer who found her love of theatre through DJT. While at DJT she learned many skills that she still uses today!