Loeber Entertainment and Center for Dramatic Arts

07/02/2018

Thank you, Jarina Carvalho and , for the invite to once again explore Acting for Dancers as part of your Summer Intensives. Honored to be included in your unique program and family at Live Oak.

05/04/2018

What are yours?!😊

04/19/2018

💞🎭🎶🎨

02/02/2018

Not too late! Auditions all through next week! Send an email (see below) if anyone interested. Excellent opportunity to work with some amazing musical directors!

ATTENTION High School Boys: Join Cabrini's Theater Club for their spring production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella! Contact our Director Caroline Harris for information on auditions.

02/01/2018

Don't miss out!🎥🎬🎭

01/01/2018

Spread light in 2018! Happy New Year!💗

12/04/2017

Friend (and relative!) of Loeber directed! Go Emily Moss Wilson! Cozy up and tune in!

Photographer Holly Logan (Jana Kramer, "Country Crush") returns to her hometown of Gulfport, Mississippi for Christmas. The town is resurrecting their tradit...

11/22/2017

for all of you! Have a good one!

10/18/2017

09/27/2017

For sure!

from Sue Monk Kidd.

08/04/2017

Thoughtful words about the power of theatre by Meredith Owens, a theatrical power in her own right as evidenced by her audience-hushing performance as Louise in Tulane Summer Lyric's production of Gypsy this weekend. Take a few minutes to read below, then get yourself to Gypsy! Thank you for letting us share, Meredith! And again, you have made the job of our own Elizabeth Argus as Mama Rose a whole lot easier. What an honesty you bring to the stage. Thank you.

Excuse the sappy status, but let me start by saying -- get your tickets to GYPSY. bit.ly/2w3HrPM (Be warned -- If you wear socks, they will be knocked off by Elizabeth Argus, Bob Edes, Tatum Grace Ludlam, Gray Randolph and everyone else in this crew of incredible storytellers.)

A little over a year ago, I hadn't been on stage in 3 years. To be most eloquent...It sucked, y'all. Life was confusing and uncomfortable and it sparked one of the scariest decisions I ever made, but one that my heart knew was right. I dug up my deeply planted roots in NYC and cautiously settled myself back down south. Now I find myself getting to perform on stage doing what I know I was called by God to do. For what reason, I'm not entirely sure. I'm not quite sure we're ever to know the full outcome of our vocations, we only know to follow. To trust. Theatre is a powerful source for truth and for change. Gypsy is a story about a life in show business. I know a lot of people feel it's a silly career. Some would argue that career is a silly word to even use for it. They are wrong. I don't care if it's a Broadway show that millions of people see, or if it's a small town production seen by maybe 20... A theatre experience sparks a ripple effect of deeper self-discovery. It inspires us to ask difficult questions. It allows us to share a joyful moment with a group of strangers, to share a good sob with a group of strangers. Within all these experiences is a shared energy that is powerful and beautiful and is why I think we all exist. Community. Knowing we're not alone. Knowing that joy and suffering are both inevitable and fleeting. Soak life in. Experience it. Come experience it with a group of strangers in a dark theatre. Come see Gypsy.

08/03/2017

Congrats again, ! Don't miss, folks!

Summer Lyric closes its season showing why 'Gypsy' is the greatest musical.