Erin Langley: Directing the Nicholson Center’s Next Act

from Arts Fell on Alabama · host Alabama State Council on the Arts

High on the bluff in Old Town Daphne, an old community hall is stepping back into the spotlight. Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre founder and executive director Erin Langley is leading the renovation of the Nicholson Center, transforming it into a vibrant hub that will empower local performers, give access for all audiences, and elevate the cultural life of Alabama's Eastern Shore. Her vision: a theater legacy that will serve generations to come. Arts Fell on Alabama airs weekly on Troy Public Radio. © 2026 Alabama State Council on the Art.

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