Carolyn E. Harrison
Founder, Executive Producer
Carolyn E. Harrison, Founder and Executive Producer at Good Light Productions, has leveraged her BA, MA, and M.Div into a diverse 25-year career spanning arts education, acting, directing, playwriting, and producing. Her experience includes pivotal roles in artistic administration at the John Houseman Acting Company and developing youth works at the Carpetbag Theatre Company. Carolyn has enriched arts education in Detroit, Spokane, and Knoxville, and chaired theater departments in two NAIS schools, developing curricula that launched over 30 plays and musicals.
Presently, she channels her vast experience into producing theater that nurtures life, drawing inspiration from her proudest role as a mother to three community-contributing adults.Tabitha Matthews
Artistic Director
Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Artistic Director Tabitha Matthews's passion for theater was kindled in the Mosaic Youth Theater, leading her to a BA in Liberal Arts with a theater concentration from Columbia College Chicago. Her professional journey includes acclaimed performances with theater companies like M’PAACT and Congo Square in Chicago. With over 15 years in community arts leadership, Tabitha has significantly impacted arts accessibility and engagement.
Currently, as the Administrative Director for Project Broadway in New York, she brings her wealth of experience to Good Light Productions, directing significant works and contributing to drama ministry alongside her life in New Rochelle with her family.
Partnerships
Good Light Productions, LLC, partners with DOE school administrators to offer enriching performing arts experiences, leveraging a team of teaching artists in theater and dance to enable adolescents to express their unique narratives. As an approved DOE Vendor, we introduce an 8-week residency program, incorporating theater arts, dance, and creative writing, culminating in a public showcase of student creations. Options for extended residencies are tailored to meet each school's specific performing arts goals, fostering a supportive environment for student growth and expression.
Partnerships
Good Light Productions, LLC, partners with DOE school administrators to offer enriching performing arts experiences, leveraging a team of teaching artists in theater and dance to enable adolescents to express their unique narratives. As an approved DOE Vendor, we introduce an 8-week residency program, incorporating theater arts, dance, and creative writing, culminating in a public showcase of student creations. Options for extended residencies are tailored to meet each school's specific performing arts goals, fostering a supportive environment for student growth and expression.
Partnerships
Good Light Productions, LLC, partners with DOE school administrators to offer enriching performing arts experiences, leveraging a team of teaching artists in theater and dance to enable adolescents to express their unique narratives. As an approved DOE Vendor, we introduce an 8-week residency program, incorporating theater arts, dance, and creative writing, culminating in a public showcase of student creations. Options for extended residencies are tailored to meet each school's specific performing arts goals, fostering a supportive environment for student growth and expression.
Partnerships
Good Light Productions, LLC, partners with DOE school administrators to offer enriching performing arts experiences, leveraging a team of teaching artists in theater and dance to enable adolescents to express their unique narratives. As an approved DOE Vendor, we introduce an 8-week residency program, incorporating theater arts, dance, and creative writing, culminating in a public showcase of student creations. Options for extended residencies are tailored to meet each school's specific performing arts goals, fostering a supportive environment for student growth and expression.
Partnerships
Good Light Productions, LLC, partners with DOE school administrators to offer enriching performing arts experiences, leveraging a team of teaching artists in theater and dance to enable adolescents to express their unique narratives. As an approved DOE Vendor, we introduce an 8-week residency program, incorporating theater arts, dance, and creative writing, culminating in a public showcase of student creations. Options for extended residencies are tailored to meet each school's specific performing arts goals, fostering a supportive environment for student growth and expression.