CSTA Theatre Camp Director

Mallory Mundy is a local theatre professional who has worked as both an actor/performer and theatre educator for almost 20 years. She has a Bachelor's degree in Musical Theatre from Belmont University, and has performed in various parts of the country, as well as internationally. She has been seen in national television shows and commercials, as well as local stages such as Nashville Children’s Theatre, Studio Tenn, Nashville Repertory Theatre, Street Theatre, Music City Theatre Collective, and Chaffin’s Barn. As an educator, she has worked with local companies such as Nashville Children’s Theatre, Street Theatre, Acting Up, Franklin Road Academy, The Arts at Center Street, and Center Street Dance Company, among others.

Mrs. Mundy believes that theatre should be fun, explorative, and open to everyone of every background and ability. She believes theatre education provides a safe space for young people to find confidence and freedom in their individuality, and she delights in guiding them in that journey.

CSTA Theatre Camp Director’s Assistant

Alison Jobe has a Bachelor of Arts in Film Production from Lipscomb University with an emphasis in Directing. She has a background in musical theatre, classical choral music, and opera. When not teaching with CSTA, Alison teaches voice lessons at Center Street Music Academy, leads worship at her local church and teaches performing arts and music classes to elementary students at the Academy for GOD.

Ms. Jobe is passionate about helping young performers grow in their stage presence, improve their technical skills, and learn to work as a unified ensemble to bring stories to life on stage. Her current favorite musicals are Hadestown and Newsies!

CSTA Theatre Camp Administrator

Sara Davis is the Chief Administrative Officer for The Arts at Center Street, and the primary administrator for Center Street programs: Center Street Dance Academy, Center Street Music Academy and Center Street Theatre Academy. Sara has a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications with an emphasis in Cinema and Media Art. She had an immersive arts education growing up in Northern California, learning a range of instruments from violin, flute and piano to the cello, participating in chamber ensembles and youth orchestra, and studying ballet and eventually film production.

Since moving to Nashville, Sara has been honored to work with Gregg Garner, the founder of The Arts at Center Street, as he wrote and directed more than a dozen original works performed at The Arts at Center Street and by the Center Street Theatre Co.

Sara is passionate to see quality arts education made available to youth. She looks forward to all that is to come at The Arts at Center Street!