Jane Austen's Emma

"I have done mischief."
Jane Austen's feisty, provocative and enchanting heroine, Emma Woodhouse, comes to life on the stage in Paula K. Parker's sparkling new adaptation of EMMA.
Beautiful, talented and bored, Emma amuses herself by making matches for her acquaintances, and she actually believes herself to be quite talented in her endeavors. But things spin quickly out of control when she intervenes in the affairs of her hapless friend Harriet, resulting in a comedy of errors that eventually uncovers the secret desires of Emma's own heart.

Early training in music and theater led Paula K. Parker to a life-long love for the arts. This passion eventually brought her to Nashville, TN, where she - along with her writer husband, Mike - helped establish local community theaters, Carpenter's Playhouse and LampLighter's Theatre.
Paula co-authored YHWH: The Flood, The Fish & The Giant and YESHUA: The King, The Demon & The Traitor with New York Times Best-selling novelist, GP Taylor, and her most recent novel, Sisters of Lazarus: Beauty Unveiled cracked Amazon.com's Top Ten in the Biblical Fiction category.
As an accomplished playwright, Paula has written numerous short sketches, One-Acts and full-length plays. She is best known for The Sam Jones Story, a historical play commissioned by Nashville's Summer Lights Foundation. She has adapted several classic works for the stage, including her smash hit adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Jane Austen's Sense & Sensibility.
To learn more about Paula K. Parker visit her online at www.paulakparker.com.