Meet Lionheart Theatre Company’s Board of Directors

E. Scott King, President
Scott King has worked in education for the last 30 years and is currently the District ESOL and Title III Coordinator for the Barrow County School System. Scott works with the District’s schools and leadership/administration teams in developing and maintaining required as well as supplemental services to culturally and linguistically diverse students and populations. Scott also is in charge of of the District’s Migrant Education Program. In addition, Scott teaches the Spanish-English Medical Interpreting Certificate Course for UGA and the Cultural Issues Course for ESOL Endorsement for the NE GA Regional Education Services Agency.

Janet Conant
Janet Conant retired from a career as a typesetter, production assistant and editor in the printing industry in the Washington D.C. Area, when her husband Brian’s career path brought them to Georgia. Janet enjoys baking, photography, crochet, paper crafts, and gardening, but discovered a whole new creative outlet working with the many talented artists of the vibrant theater community in the Atlanta area. Janet was a Girl Scout leader for 3 years, and grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Go Steelers!

Brandi Kilgore
Brandi Kilgore is the current Director of Marketing & PR for The Lionheart Theatre Company. With over 15 years experience in branding and marketing. Actively involved in theatre since high school, Brandi continues to enjoy acting and directing.

Debbie McLaughlin
Debbie McLaughlin retired from a career in education 7 years ago. She worked across curriculums in areas of classroom education, reading recovery, ESOL, and special education. She is currently employed as a substitute teacher with Gwinnett County Public Schools.
