Maggie Thierrien
Born in Beltsville, Maryland, Maggie first caught the acting bug when she was four years old, as a stand in for Gretel in The Sound of Music. She performed vaudeville in San Diego, California for two years. She has performed in numerous shows, including the last production of The Passion Play at the Saint Augustine Ampitheatre before its redesign. In addition to reenacting, she's a singer/songwriter with hundreds of songs and a jewelry designer. She plays a variety of instruments, including piano, bahdran, harmonica, and guitar. She is now a writer, and director and co-founder of Double Trouble Theatre.
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Dianne Jacoby
As a historical dramatist, Dianne has written and performs a number of one woman dramas including The Three Mrs. Flaglers, Anne Bonney: Queen of the Pirates, Martha Jane Pacetti: Tales of Old Florida, Christmas with Mrs. Flagler and Haunted Theatre: the Last Act. She also performs dinner theatre and mystery theatre as well as makes appearances in historical films, educational videos, and PBS documentaries. Dianne lectures, performs and coordinates Stetson University’s Historical St. Augustine’s Road Scholar programs. As a historical re-enactor, she interprets personas from the 1500’s through the Victorian Gilded Age. She is a founding member of St. George Players and Double Trouble Theatre Company.
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Kelly McTaggart
Connie Sours
Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Connie and her husband moved to St Augustine, after she retired from a nursing career. She was provided an opportunity to use both her photography and music skills by joining Double Trouble.
Connie has since developed her theatrical and historical interests by performing the lead in DINGLEHEIMER PREDICAMENT, as a Medieval Mummer, a Civil War belle and a “Glorious Victorian” as well as a camp follower, a Minorcans ghost and many more. She has turned out in numerous historical re-enactments. |
Mark Jacoby
Whether its drumming the 18th century troops or dancing in the Nutcracker ballet, theatre and music have been a part of Mark’s life since childhood.
Mark has performed in a number of historical and educational films, including a documentary for El Morro Spanish fortress in Puerto Rico. He has reenacted up and down the eastern seaboard in a variety of time periods from the 1400s to the 1800s. He starred in the original drama “Jesse Fish : Savior or Scoundrel”. A founding member of Double Trouble Theatre Company, he performs as St. George in Maggie’s Mummers and in “Haunted Theatre : the Last Act”. A Flagler graduate, Mark’s careers have taken him into business and management, the hospitality field and the health care field. |
John Sours
Born and raised in Pennsylvania, John moved to St Augustine, with Connie, to live near her brother and sister-in-law. Experiencing fun with the theatre troupe, John was anxious to join Double Trouble. He has since portrayed a Medieval Mummer, has had a supporting role as “Mumbles” in Maggie’s “Dingleheimer” murder mystery play and portrayed the “Glorious Victorian” Samuel Andrews, the engineering partner in the oil refining firm of Rockefeller, Andrews and Flagler.
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Amber DV Atteberry
Amber first started with Double Trouble as a stagehand and poster designer. One day Maggie and Dianne approached her with a costume and a script. Since that day, Amber has performed in a variety of shows, including Haunted Theatre as Jorge Biassou, a Sanchez sister, Victorian appearances, as the dragon in Maggie's Mummers, and as the lead role in The Dingleheimer Predicament as Randall W. Dingleheimer.
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