"When I was a child, I was given
a shortwave radio by my
grandfather. I would stay up all
night during the summer
months, listening to the rest of
the world with great fascination!
In October of 1999, I woke up
one morning and called a travel
agent to ask for a ticket to India.
The next thing I knew, I was in
Calcutta. I was 19 years old,
scared, alone, and standing in
Howrah Station. That was the
moment I realized I didn't know a
single thing. Because of what I
experienced from my time in
India, it has been my mission to
learn and grow as much as I can
by looking at the world in way
that I might not be accustomed
to. This has had great impact on
my creative, as well as personal
endeavors.
I worked in a local hospital from
2000-2006, and during this time, I
had planned to enter the
Radiology Program at a local
school here in Chattanooga.
Although I have always been
deeply drawn to the arts, I had,
at that time put most of my
artistic desires aside. One
particular day, while studying in
the library, I stood up to stretch
and a yellow book caught my
eye. I went over and pulled it off
the shelf and found it to be a
book about jobs in the field of
graphic design. I read through it
and immediately changed my
major from Allied health to
Graphic Design. Everything
started falling beautifully into
place and I knew I had made a
great decision!"
Alayna is pleased to be working
with the Hamilton Community
Theatre again. She previously
appeared as the alluring
Potiphar's Wife in HCT's
production of Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
a shortwave radio by my
grandfather. I would stay up all
night during the summer
months, listening to the rest of
the world with great fascination!
In October of 1999, I woke up
one morning and called a travel
agent to ask for a ticket to India.
The next thing I knew, I was in
Calcutta. I was 19 years old,
scared, alone, and standing in
Howrah Station. That was the
moment I realized I didn't know a
single thing. Because of what I
experienced from my time in
India, it has been my mission to
learn and grow as much as I can
by looking at the world in way
that I might not be accustomed
to. This has had great impact on
my creative, as well as personal
endeavors.
I worked in a local hospital from
2000-2006, and during this time, I
had planned to enter the
Radiology Program at a local
school here in Chattanooga.
Although I have always been
deeply drawn to the arts, I had,
at that time put most of my
artistic desires aside. One
particular day, while studying in
the library, I stood up to stretch
and a yellow book caught my
eye. I went over and pulled it off
the shelf and found it to be a
book about jobs in the field of
graphic design. I read through it
and immediately changed my
major from Allied health to
Graphic Design. Everything
started falling beautifully into
place and I knew I had made a
great decision!"
Alayna is pleased to be working
with the Hamilton Community
Theatre again. She previously
appeared as the alluring
Potiphar's Wife in HCT's
production of Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Alayna Kyle - Graphic Artist
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