About
Spark Studios Productions

Our Mission

*A 501(C)(3) NON PROFIT

We exist to have fun, produce quality entertainment, and enrich our community by broadening their experiences and thoughts through theatre, film and television and technical theatre training. We provide our community the opportunity both to attend and to participate in quality stage productions. Our goal is to educate and enrich members of all ages through the arts and to advance theatre everywhere.

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MEET OUR ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

SARA PREISLER EDDINS

GET TO KNOW SARA:

Sara has a passion for developing talent young and old. She is notorious for helping kids and adults dreams come true by putting them on Broadway Tours, major network TV/ Film projects, as well as Voiceover and commercial work. She is excited to bring our community new experiences through theatre, film and television and technical theatre training. She plans to educate and enrich members of all ages of through the arts and to advance theatre everywhere. Sara has directed many productions, including The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Tarzan, Grease, Peter Pan, Charlie Brown Christmas, Annie, and many others. She has performed in many productions such as at the Hobby Center in Annie Get Your Gun (Annie Oakley) and the Stafford Center’s Legally Blonde (Elle Woods). Sara has worked at Walt Disney World and for Broadway Across America’s national tours. Sara is the owner of her own talent agency, Spark Talent Agency, and helps represent talent across the U.S. She is excited to produce quality entertainment and to bring the community the opportunity to attend and to participate in quality stage productions.

A MESSAGE FROM SARA:

"Well…. So finally taking another step in the big girl direction because I just love training and developing actors. Especially the ones that always can’t afford the expensive classes. I feel like God gave me this gift of teaching, especially something that I love and if I have to start a 501(c)(3) nonprofit to do it. By golly I will.

My dream is that this won’t just be for children up to a certain age. That this will be for everyone pre-K, toddlers, children, teens, people who think they are adults, actual adults, and the adult still young at heart. And don’t forget a shout out to my favorite grouping the ones with people with disabilities. I believe there’s a place for everyone in the arts and I can’t wait to see the growth.

My goals:
- 3 MainStage shows a year
- 2 MainStage 18 and younger shows a year
-And different workshops that you can choose to do and add to your schedule whenever it is convenient for you. Weekends, weekdays. Nighttime, daytime, the whole shebang.

And with special guest workshop teachers that I invite because I believe in their work just as much as they believe in mine."