GSTC Board Members
Michelle Fowler
Board President
Jayme McKelvey
Board Treasurer
From a young age, Jayme has always been captivated by the world of performing arts. That passion led her to pursue a major in performing arts, where she immersed herself in theater, dance, and music. As a trained dancer, she found joy and expression in every movement, mastering various styles and techniques.
Seeing her own journey reflected in her boys, "I'm thrilled that they've discovered their own love for the stage. Watching them perform brings me back to why I fell in love with the performing arts in the first place – the ability to convey emotions, tell stories, and connect with audiences in a way that transcends words. It's a journey that continues to inspire and fulfill me every day".
Johanna Braddy
Board Secretary
Johanna Braddy is an actress known for ABC’s Quantico and Hulu’s UnReal. Born and raised in Peachtree City before moving to Los Angeles, Johanna has a heart for the youth fine arts scene. She wants future generations to have all the opportunities she had plus more. She is passionate about the positive effects of early theater experiences, regardless of the career path a child ends up choosing. Johanna also serves as our choreographer.
Sharona Peterson
Board Member
Kyle Hamlin
Board Member
An alumnus of the company, Kyle was a part of several Georgia Singers productions throughout his time in highschool including their very first show Aladdin Jr. back in 2014. He is currently an up-and-coming filmmaker who is set to graduate with his MFA in Film and TV production from the University of Georgia in August of 2022.
"Being involved in Georgia Singers productions as a teenager inspired me to pursue a career in the arts and I hope through my involvement on the board that I can continue to inspire the next generation of kids who have similar aspirations."
Nancy Ponzio
Board Member
Nancy and her husband have homeschooled their five kids for twenty-three years and have always been involved with drama, art, and music. Nancy did ballet and jazz dance throughout high school and finds these skills assist her even today when she interprets songs for the Deaf ministry at her church. At GSTC, Nancy enjoys working backstage and helping create the costumes. Her youngest daughter, now fifteen, has been doing community theatre since she was nine. She joined GSTC this year and has made wonderful friends while watching her theatre skills flourish. Nancy believes community theatre is important because it connects students with similar interests and gives them a place to belong. She loves it when everyone is rewarded for working together with an awesome production!
