Alannah Trigg
Actress
Singer
Stage Manager
About Me
Hello! My name is Alannah Trigg. I am a Gemini and am categorized as an ENFJ/INFJ personality (according to Myers Briggs, herself). I am the oldest of two, and have a younger brother who is four years younger than me. I grew up on a farm with my parents in Oak Grove, Missouri. In high school, I enjoyed being in band, choir, show choir, and theatre of course! I graduated Oak Grove High in 2020 with a diploma and COVID. After, I went to Metropolitan Community College where I graduated with my Associates of Arts and then transferred to the University of Central Missouri where I recently graduated with my BFA in Musical Theatre. I currently work as a barista, where I daydream about the next time I can travel. My other hobbies include hiking, camping, and all things outdoors.
Ashley Miller-Scully
Chair of Theatre and Dance at
The University of Central Missouri
“Alannah is one of those actors that every director wants working on their show. Not only is she a rock solid performer, but her hard work, passion, and commitment to her craft is evident and her fun and positivity personality is contagious and uplifts everyone in the room."
Eric Yazell
Cyclopedic Ensemble's
Artistic Director
"Alannah is AWESOME! Incredible attitude, a team player, and a passionate performer. She brings a joyful and natural energy to every role she plays and makes every group she is part of better by her presence. She meets deadlines, works incredibly hard, and is just fun to work with. I love it when I get the opportunity to work with Alannah!"
Keith Townsend
Artistic Director
Metropolitan Community College
"Uta Hagen, German-American actress and theatre practitioner teaches that “your (acting) practice should start with understanding The Self. Your identity. To bring authenticity and believability to a performance, to a person, to a scene or play, you must understand people. Understanding yourself gives you an endless source of inspiration.” Alannah’s acting work exhibits Ms. Hagen’s Philosophy perfectly. As a director who has worked extensively with Alannah, her ability to substitute her own personal experiences and memories in evoking genuine emotions during her performances showcases the benefit actors get from honestly answering Ms. Hagen’s 9 questions and the excellence that can be achieved when an actor engages into sincere thoughtful intrapersonal work and interpersonal observation when developing characters. Rarely have I had the pleasure of working with an actress who so effortlessly showcases the execution of Hagen’s acting theory as I have been honored to experience when working with Alannah. She is the epitome of what great actors strive to be."