By Mark Archibald
Amy Kasprzyk is a Corsicana ISD graduate, and former educator, who received her degree in Education from Baylor University and a Master of Arts Degree in Educational Theater from the University of Houston.
After her 2025 retirement from teaching, she took on a new role as the Executive Director of the Warehouse Living Arts Center.
During a presentation entitled “All about the Theater not about the Drama,” Kasprzyk brought an unyielding love and respect for theater and those who perform it to Kinsloe House, last Wednesday.
The WLAC is primarily an amateur driven venture. Rooted in Latin the word amateur means “for the love of,” Kasprzyk highlighted the success and decades long community support of the arts as further evidence that the performances done for the love the craft.
The Warehouse Living Arts Center first opened more than 50 years ago, moving to its current location on Sixth Avenue in Corsicana in 1981.
”Corsicana and Navarro County can be proud, there aren’t many theaters like ours in towns the size of Corsicana in Texas, or even the nation,” said Kasprzyk.
The WLAC has two main theater spaces, a gallery to showcase pieces of art from both local and nationally known artists.
Classes are also taught in the spaces where more seasoned actors can hone their craft alongside beginners.
All are welcome actors as well as those interested in painting set pieces or helping run the lighting or sound boards, she said.
Information about future shows and acting opportunities as well as ticket information can be found at http://www.wlac.com on the net.
The Kinsloe House is a nonprofit Woman’s Club House Association of Navarro County, located at 618 W. Third Avenue in Corsicana.
For more information about upcoming programs and events visit http://www.kinsloehouse.org on the web.
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