Evan Barron wins FCFT Director's Award

Evan Barron

wins FCFT Director's Award

Fayetteville

resident Evan Barron was honored with the Fayett-Coweta Family Theatre,

Inc. 2002 Directors' Award at the theatre's second annual Awards Banquet.

The Directors' Award is given to someone who has exhibited professionalism,

dedication and creative excellence in theatre arts during their association

with FCFT. It is the highest honor FCFT bestows on performers.

Barron has

been seen in countless FCFT productions including roles as Tom Sawyer

in "Tom Sawyer," Augustus Gloop in "Charlie and the Chocolate

Factory," Greedo in "The Enchantment of Beauty and the Beast"

and many more. He is also a senior member of A Company of Friends Educational

Productions, FCFT's professional troupe, and has been seen in "The

Brementown musicians," "The Jungle Book," and "Charlotte's

Web," among others.

"Evan

has a rare ability to entrance an audience with his charismatic stage

presence and astounding characterizations," said FCFT artistic director

Tammy Barton. "He is one of the most talented young performers I

have ever had the pleasure of directing."

In addition

to his work with FCFT, Barron has worked with The Atlanta Lyric Theatre,

Fayette Community Theatre, Southside Theatre Guild and several other respected

arts organizations. he has done voice over work for Cartoon Network, appeared

on television shows such as "Dawson's Creek" and "The Young

Americans" and has appeared in the film "The Gift."

Barron is an

eighth-grader at Whitewater Middle School and is an honor student who

serves as a peer mediator. he was the only male seventh grader to be selected

as part of the statewide Honors Chorus and is also a member of the Science

Club, the Beta Clu and the Broadcasting Club.

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