Company

Meghan Arnette (Producing Artistic Director):
Meghan is the Founding Artistic Director of Live Girls! Theater and a freelance director, educator, vocalist and actor.  As a director she has worked numerous local premieres including the critically acclaimed productions of Family Stories by Biljana Srbjanovich, Scab by Sheila Callaghan and Bone Portraits by Deborah Stein. She has directed plays for Youth Theater Northwest, 14/48, Cornish College, Seattle Dramatists and Northwest Playwrights Alliance and is a curriculum specialist for the Museum of History and Industry. Meghan is a graduate of Cornish College of the Arts and a 2007 member of the Lincoln Center Director’s Lab.
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Meggan Davis (Managing Director):
Meggan has been active in the Seattle theater scene since 2003; primarily as a stage manager. She spent 6 years as a resident stage manager at Youth Theater Northwest, and has also had the pleasure of working with Annex Theater, Intiman (Rough Eagles), Balagan, Tongue In Chic Productions, Puget Sound Opera, Woman Seeking…West and a few others. In addition to LG, she’s on staff at Theatre Off Jackson and spends her days as an Information Specialist at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. She loves jogging, Hello Kitty and spending time with her partner and puppy.
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Susan Moon (Company Manager):

Bio & picture coming soon!

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Brian Stricklan (Director of Visual Communications):
Brian has been with Live Girls! in one capacity of another for over 10 years. Brain is currently both a company and board member at LG! As a company member his focus is visual arts, working with sets, props and some marketing materials. Additionally, he is the Secretary of the LG Board. When Brian isn’t working on LG! Stuff, he works as a IT Program Manager and in his free time draws and paints.  Brian is also married to the amazing Meghan Arnette.  Basically, Brian eats, lives and dreams with Live Girls! Theater
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Alison Underdahl (Special Events Coordinator):
Alison was  leaving work one day when Meghan Arnette pulled her out of the Pioneer Square stairwell into the  LG space and told her “Stand there and press this when I point at you!” After almost a decade she is  still following directions (and giving them) to support the creation of fun and powerful theater by  women.

 

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