Current Associate Artists
Georgia Shakespeare has a core group of artists who have been with them between six and twenty years and help define the theatre's identity. Currently, these artists are:
- Hudson Adams
- Janice Akers
- Rochelle Barker
- John Briggs
- Charlie Caldwell
- Elisa Carlson
- Rob Cleveland
- Kat Conley
- Tim Conley
- Carolyn Cook
- Jonathan Davis
- Chris Ensweiler
- Sabin Epstein
- Bruce Evers
- Drew Fracher
- Chris Kayser
- Klimchak
- Joe Knezevich
- Douglas Koertge
- Park Krausen
- Margo Kuhne
- Liz Lee
- Daniel Thomas May
- Karen S. Martin
- Tim McDonough
- T.S. Morgan
- Kathryn Munroe
- Allen O'Reilly
- Saxon Palmer
- Courtney Patterson
- Karen Robinson
- Brad Sherrill
- Christine Turbitt
- Vince Tortorici
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