About this episode

Anna Fisher discusses the impact of the Emerald Coast Theatre Company on the Walton County community.

What if a theater could do more than entertain—what if it could connect an entire community? That’s exactly what Anna Fisher, Associate Artistic Director of the Emerald Coast Theatre Company , is doing in Walton County. Since 2012, Anna has helped grow ECTC from a small after-school program into a thriving professional theatre that now spans Walton County—from their headquarters in Miramar Beach at Grand Boulevard, to the historic theater in DeFuniak Springs, and most recently, to Freeport. ECTC is bringing children, families, and neighbors together through the magic of live performance. In this episode, we connect you with Anna to hear her story, the vision behind the theatre, and why being part of this community is an experience you won’t want to miss.

People in this episode

Guest: Anna Fisher

Topics covered

• theater
• community connection
• live performance
• professional theatre
• local culture

Keywords

• Emerald Coast Theatre Company
• Anna Fisher
• theater
• community
• live performance
• Walton County
• professional theatre

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Emerald Coast Theatre Company

Places: Walton County, Miramar Beach, Grand Boulevard, DeFuniak Springs, Freeport

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