After spending many years in children’s theater, Neicole and her daughter, Megan decided it was time they started their own children’s theater. Focused on the mission of creating extraordinary theater experiences and to advance theater as a means of educating, challenging and inspiring young people to their full potential, Genesis Children’s Theatre is thriving, growing and recognized as the premier children’s theater in the area. Neicole works as the Executive Director, but you will also see her covered in paint getting the sets ready, sewing costumes for her “grandbabies,” and cleaning the bathrooms. She is the heart and soul of the theatre, and a grandmother to all.

Megan grew up participating in local children’s, community, and college theaters. She began directing almost 20 years ago. Starting as a dancer, her mother opened the doors to acting when she was in the fifth grade and she never looked back. She has always had a passion for coaching actors to find their "ah-ha" moment. She has directed over 100 main stage shows, classes, and camps. She is dedicated to elevating children's theatre to a whole new level of artistic heights. She is dedicated to putting the actor first, making sure that they are challenged but always respected and encouraged. She is not only a gifted teacher, but also an accomplished professional. Some of her favorite roles include Winnifred in Once Upon A Mattress (GCT, Column Award for Best Actress), Ado Annie in Oklahoma (GSM, Leon Rabin Nomination for Best Supporting Actress), Ellie May Chipley in the concert of the completely restored Show Boat (Lyric Stage), and Elizabeth in Young Frankenstein at Repertory Company Theatre and she looks forward to the Genesis staff show each year! While playing Kate in Titanic at Lyric Stage in Irving, she had the privilege of being directed by Broadway director Drew Scott Harris. Shortly afterward, Mr. Harris invited her to understudy Tony nominated actress Marla Schaffel as Maria Rainer in the National Tour of The Sound of Music. After The Sound of Music closed, Megan moved to New York City and lived there happily for 4 years. While in New York, she was cast in the TheaterWorks’ first national tour of Henry and Mudge. After the tour was over, Tim, their pug, Max and two guinea pigs decided to move back to Plano. Since then, they have enjoyed 11 years of marriage and had one beautiful son, Connor, who saw his first production at Genesis when he was 2 days old! To say he has grown up at Genesis is her biggest source of pride.

Meg Sullivan graduated from Baylor University with her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Performance and emphases in Directing and Arts Management and Marketing. She then received her Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Performance from Arizona State University where she wrote her thesis about devising and creating faith-based theatre. She is an educator, actor, and director who is passionate about theatre for young people, and how it can teach humility, empathy, compassion, and leadership. She has worked as a Teaching Artist for Dallas Theatre Center, Dallas Children’s Theatre, and Childsplay Children’s Theatre, but Genesis is definitely her home. Her favorite acting roles include Athena from The Odyssey (BU), a Witch in Macbeth (BU), Cunningham from The Last Days of Judas Iscariott (Stray Cat Theatre), Deborah from H2O (directed by Jack Reuler) and La Llorona from ¡Bocón! (ASU). Her absolute favorite role was Lotty Wilton from Enchanted April (directed by Steven Pounders).

Maddie Monhollon is a proud graduate from Baylor University, where she earned a BFA in Theatre Performance and focused on Theatre Studies. Having grown up in Frisco, TX, Maddie is blessed with the unique opportunity to serve in her community, sharing in the stories that the students bring to life. She values arts education and through which, seeks to instill and encourage life skills, such as empathy, cooperation, adaptability, and creative thinking. In addition to Genesis, she has taught with Dallas Theatre Center and WaterTower Theatre, as well as worked in Entertainment at Disney World. Favorite acting roles at Baylor include Louise in The Underpants, Alexandra in On the Verge, and Dunyazade and others in The Arabian Nights. She also cherishes her numerous character friends at Disney and performing alongside the Genesis family in the staff productions each year.

Meg Parker Wilson graduated from Southwest Baptist University with her Bachelor of Arts in Speech Communications and Theatre. She also studied at the Los Angeles Film Studies Center and interned for the Features Casting Directors at 20th Century Fox. She has a passion for training children in the areas of communication arts and theatre because of the impact it has in their lives and community. She loves costuming and training students in the area of costume construction and design! She has had the privilege of learning from and directing for GCT since 2011. She has worked for Prestonwood Christian Academy as a director and instructor for middle school theatre and currently serves as their Director of Communication Arts. Two of her favorite roles have been May from Last Train to Nibroc (SBU), and Amy March from Little Women (SBU). Her favorite shows to direct include Beyond Tolerance (PCA), 1984 (PCA) Freak the Mighty (GCT), Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (GCT) and most recently Madagascar Jr. (GCT). Film credits: Seasons of Grey, A Modern Day Joseph Story (Kate Welling) (Echolight Films) and Aliens in the Attic (Brook) (20th Century Fox).