HIS Company

Drama Logois an ecumenical

acting troupe.

A drama ministry of First Presbyterian Church of Lakeland, HIS Company represents Christian theatre arts in Polk County by presenting productions dealing with moral issues in terms of faith and life.  Our aim is to offer substance, entertainment and the Christian worldview of the human condition.  Involvement in HIS Company is open to any and all denominations.

A drama ministry of First Presbyterian Church of Lakeland, HIS Company represents Christian theatre arts in Polk County by presenting productions dealing with moral issues in terms of faith and life.  Our aim is to offer substance, entertainment and the Christian worldview of the human condition.  Involvement in HIS Company is open to any and all denominations.

Our TownHIS Company presents the message of Good News through drama.

Are you someone who recognizes the potential value of drama as a tool for Worship?

Do you want to use your Gifts and Talents into the service of Christ?

Do you want to encourage people to be willing to express themselves, and to express their praise of God, in new and meaningful ways?

If this is something you would like to get involved in either backstage, center stage or as a scriptwriter please get in touch!  Contact Dr. Dan Gordon, 863-686-7187 ext 239.

     HIS Company Board Members:

Alison Crane                    Amber Grubb
Jennifer Boll                     Renee Hawk
J. Lenora Bresler              The Rev. Richard Huggins
Dr. Daniel A. Gordon        Bob Macey

Beyond the basic production costs, all ticket proceeds go directly to the FPC Friends of the Performing Arts Series.  There are no administrative costs.  In HIS Company productions, all actors and other participants are volunteers!

 "These offerings are in addition to those for the LORD's Sabbaths and in addition to your gifts and whatever you have vowed and all the freewill offerings you give to the LORD."
Leviticus 23:3

 

HIS COMPANY BRINGS ART TO LIFE

Read the article in the LEDGER by Matt Reinstetle, with photos by Rick Runion:
"Art Comes to Life in Stage Show"

 
Photo by Rick Runion, THE LEDGER.  Renee Hawk poses as the painting "Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Artist's Mother", or better known as "Whistler's Mother", by James McNeill Whistler.First Presbyterian Church, Lakeland presents "All We Need is Love," a production of the FPC Drama Ministry, HIS Company, on Saturday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011 at 2:00 p.m. in the Loudon Fellowship Hall, 175 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, Lakeland.  Tickets are $10 and available at www.fpclakeland.org, at the First Presbyterian Church office and at the door.  Admission includes gourmet refreshments.

"All We Need is Love" is a living art show revealing various manifestations of love in imaginative contexts.  Gourmet refreshments are included with admission.

Photo by Rick Runion, THE LEDGER.  Bob Macey poses as the painting "Son of Man" by René Magritte."The audience will be enjoying an exhibition of masterworks one at a time," states the show Director, Amber Grubb.  "Suddenly each painting will become animated as actors demonstrate love in its varied contexts:  affection, friendship, romance, and charity."

Conceived by members of HIS Company, this production is a compilation of excerpts from numerous sources including “Valley of Vision” a book of Puritan prayers, Henry James' "Portrait of a Lady," Robert Fulghum’s "It Was On Fire When I Lay Down On It” and others.  J. Lenora Bresler, Amber Grubb, Dick Huggins and Traci Staton have contributed original works.

"We think love is always a good thing, but like anything God has created, man can abuse it if he tries to manipulate it in a time and way not originally designed," actress J. Lenora Bresler, explains.  "Our show reveals both sides of love and their theological and earthly consequences."

Photo by Rick Runion, THE LEDGER.  Kelsey Anne Smith poses as the painting "The Girl With A Pearl Earing" by Johannes Vermeer.Actors include representatives from various churches throughout the community.  Alison Crane, Ed Frisbie, Morgan Macey, Traci Staton, Sydney Prewitt, Chloe Prewitt, Colton Gilbert, Joseph Steinbauer, J. Lenora Bresler, Renee Hawk, Richard Huggins, John Durbin, Bob Macey, Makayla Morgan, Emily Matteson, Tori Meadows, and Kelsey Anne Smith perform with HIS Company.  Featured guest performer, Joe Gavin, will play guitar before and during the show.  Florida Dance Theatre Associate Artistic Director Freddie DeJesus choreographs  “But Beautiful” for FDT dancers, Stefan Dolbashian and Mai Okubo.

A drama ministry of First Presbyterian Church of Lakeland, HIS Company is an ecumenical acting troupe presenting productions dealing with moral issues in terms of faith and life.  Their mission is to offer substance, entertainment, and a Christian worldview of the human condition.

"All We Need is Love: a living art show,” plays on Saturday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 25, at 2:00 p.m. in the Loudon Fellowship Hall, 175 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, Lakeland.

Tickets are $10 and available at www.fpclakeland.org, at the First Presbyterian Church office and at the door.  Admission includes gourmet refreshments.  For more information please call the First Presbyterian Church office at (863) 686-7187.

 


First Presbyterian Church,   175 Lake Hollingsworth Drive,   Lakeland, FL  33801.    (863) 686-7187.