Singarama 2026

W E LC O M E T O T H E 6 3 R D P RO D U C T I O N O F

SHOWTIMES THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. FRIDAY 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. & 7:00 P.M.

Grab your keys, start the engine, and jump into the journey of life with Singarama: Life is a Highway!

We are honored that you have joined Student Life and College of Entertainment and the Arts to celebrate one of Lipscomb University’s longest-running traditions. Singarama: Life is a Highway is a show that celebrates the adventures, challenges, and milestones we all encounter along the road. From the carefree days of youth to the twists, turns, and triumphs of adulthood, this year’s production explores the stages of life through music, storytelling, and performance.

As always, we are excited for a memorable and fun-filled show of entertainment with these three original mini-musicals written, choreographed, and produced exclusively by students. With songs that spark nostalgia, moments that connect to the present, and stories that inspire hope for the future, this show is designed to resonate with audiences of all ages. Get ready for a heartfelt, uplifting ride that reminds us that life is truly a highway, filled with memories made, lessons learned, and the excitement of what lies ahead.

While the acts are ultimately competing against one another in Visual Elements, Choreography, Theme, Entertainment, and Vocals, the Singarama experience goes beyond winning a trophy. This production allows space for developing leadership skills, writing skills, musical talent, artistry, and choreography.

The partnership with the College of Entertainment and the Arts has allowed more students to assist in the production. The Singarama band, hosts, dancers, and media are all designed and facilitated by CEA students. We are excited for you to see how this partnership enhanced the small and large details of Singarama.

We thank you for celebrating and supporting the 63rd Singarama and cheering on our students!

Enjoy the Show!

Mike, Landon, and Autumn

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OPENER

Route 66 - Cheetah Girls

HOST SONG

Life is a Highway - Rascal Flatts

SHOW 1 - THE NEXT LEVEL HOST SONG

Mr. Blue Sky - Electric Light Orchestra Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John Ain’t it Fun - Paramore Rather Be - Clean Bandit ft. Jess Glynne

SHOW 2 - NINE TO FINE HOST SONG Shut Up and Drive - Rihanna We Are Young & Some Nights - FUN.

INTERMISSION BAND SONG Mississippi Queen

HOST SONG Heart Like a Truck - Lainey Wilson Landslide, Go Your Own Way, The Chain - Fleetwood Mac

SHOW 3 - THE SCENIC ROUTE HOST SONG That’s Life & My Way - Frank Sinatra

FINALE Home - Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

ANNOUNCE WINNERS A COMMON LOVE

HOSTS

Abi Stechmann Longmeadow, MA Commercial Music Junior

Annie Elliott

Colorado Springs, CO Worship Arts Senior

Betsy Pack

Murfreesboro, TN Nursing Junior

Bronson Campbell Rockford, IL Commercial Music Senior

Luke Green Nashville, TN Public Relations Junior

Mia Grace McKinney

Horn Lake, MS Political Science and Spanish Major Junior

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DIRECTORS

THE NEXT LEVEL Meg Allen

Mt.Sterling, KY Commercial Music with Songwriting Emphasis Junior

Kenna Otero

Nashville, TN Elementary Education Junior

NINE TO FINE Amelia Creasey Chattanooga, TN Social Work Senior

Sophia Shear Murfreesboro, TN Public Relations Senior

THE SCENIC ROUTE Reagan Sanders Chattanooga, TN Fashion Design Junior

RJ Trail

Nashville, TN Business Management Senior

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THE NEXT LEVEL Set in 1989, on the day of their high school graduation, four high school friends break out into a fight. Their guidance counselor intervenes, dragging them to his office and refusing to let them leave until they resolve their issues. To ease tensions, the counselor suggests they

play a few games on the Atari in his office. When they power it on, the friends are suddenly pulled inside the game and must work together to find a way out.

Directors: Meg Allen and Kenna Otero Writing: Jack Brandenburg, Tristan Tellvik, Emma Martindale, Meg Allen, Kenna Otero Music: Meg Allen

Choreographers: Lauren Mares, Grace Earnhart, Jill Venkatesan, Laura Hensley, Braylee Epp, Eva Heinrich

Sets: Alanna Hamm, Lauren Losher, Anna Losher, Echo Padtett, Jonah Jones, Hayes Lewis Costumes: Anna Losher, Lauren Losher, Alanna Hamm Stage Manager: Maddy Chevalier

Short Film & Graphics: Braylee Epp, Jack Brandenburg, Alaina Meckler

SONGS

Kids in America KIM WILDE

Ghost Busters RAY PARKER JR.

Venus BANANARAMA

Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now STARSHIP

Don't Dream It’s Over CROWDED HOUSE

Take on Me A-HA

THE NEXT LEVEL

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CAST

Abigail Johns Alaina Meckler Alex Warren Alizabeth DavisPettway Allison Hoesel Amanda Wheeler Amelia Towson Andrew Dakin Andrew Lunt Anna Carlton Mangrum Anna Claire Stephen Anna Claire Strong Anna Homkes Anna Losher Anna Stein Anna Wren Rogers Ansley Johns Asher Shelburne Ashlyn Ritson Audrey Goss Ava Hogancamp Braylee Epp

Briley Walker Cal Holland Caleb Hinkle Caleb Lins Caroline Stuart Carter Gilbert Charlie Hudgens Cindy Fiebig Cooper Christian Cora Gilbert David Durrance Ella Cauley Ella Halma Elizabeth Cook Elijah Joy Emilia Montgomery Emily Ernst Emma Foote Emma Vlietstra Eva Heinrich Evy Williamson Eli Miller Elissa Perkins Gabi Shipman

THE NEXT LEVEL

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Gabrielle Hughley Gavin Cavender Georgia Flowers Gracie Young Hailey Daniels Hallie Ihfe Harper Guthrie Harper McGowan Hayden Swaim Hayes Lewis Heidi Hicks Jenna Pulley Jill Venkatesan Jonah Jones Jude Henderson Karly Norris Katey Maticek Kendall Delashmitt Knox Christopher Krisbel Blanco Munoz Kylie Hannan Laney Alsman Landon Smotherman

Laura Hensley Lauren Hewell Lauren Losher Lauren Mares Lauren Petersen Libby Buchheit Lilly Patrick Lily Stanley Lizy McCreary Luca Palmer Luke Dodge Lydia Mall Lydia Owens and Mack Harvey Mackenzie Michael Maddox Bouldin Madison Chevalier Mason Nickell Mary Evans Cooper Mary Kate Ferguson Megan Shawaryn Miah Cabale Micah Brown

Michael Ashadele Milbrey Ann Coffman Millie Scheuchzer Mya Chapman Olivia Derocher Oscar Pena Paige Percy Price Ferguson Quinn Campbell Reese Garrett Reese Hollingsworth Samir Soni Sonja Ruetten Sophia Cortes Sydnee Hardin Thomas Shelton Tristan Lunt Will McKissick Wes Hudson Will Johnson Zoe Drumright Zoe Jones

THE NEXT LEVEL

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NINE TO FINE Two ambitious professionals with a complicated past are put

together to complete a high-stakes project. Between clashing egos and undeniable chemistry, they’re forced to confront what they’ve prioritized—and what (or who) they may have left behind.

Directors: Amelia Creasey and Sophia Shear

Sets: Delaney Hawthorne, Kayra Jeanette Jensen, Carson Pearman

Writing: Carson Pearman and Kylie Kessler

Costumes: Sophia Shear and Carson Pearman

Music: Taylee Mullins

Short Film & Graphics: Sean Worth and Jaeden Kennedy

Choreographers: Ellie Moen and Shayla White

SONGS

9 to 5 DOLLY PARTON

Bad

MICHAEL JACKSON

Watch Me Shine JOANNA PACITTI

You're So Vain CARLY SIMON

Applause LADY GAGA

Signed, Sealed, Delivered STEVIE WONDER

NINE TO FINE

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CAST

Addi Church Addison Meadows Adeline Anderson Addie Fuller Alexa Mitchell Alli Moultrie Asher McFarlane Ashlyn Meadows Autumn McGrail Braeden Ruddock Brookelyn Pedigo Carlie Dyer Caroline White Catie Grace Hampton Clare Daughrity Cole Johnson Delaney Hawthorne Elena Parkhurst Ellie Moen Emma Johnson Gracie Hogan

Haley Kissler Haven Hope J White Joshua Cotton Julia Wilson Kate Chappin Katie Mei Sharpe Katie Mickholtzick Kayra Jeanette Jensen Kira Oleniczak Landen Broussard Lauren Phillips Lauren Quissling Lauren Webber Lily Morton Linnea Karlson Liv Rhoda Lizzie Marshall Luka Pagel Mackay Brooks Morgan Juillerat

NINE TO FINE

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Macy Simon Madeline Muse Maddy Munch Mallory Baynes Mary Bradley Myers Matthew Brown Mia Adkins Mia Crask Mia Mitchell Noelle Lidyoff Reagan Pruitt Reese Klinglesmith Samuel Hall Samir Soni Sarah Froemming

Savannah Jones Shayla White Tara Chisman Tatum Clark Taylee Mullins Tess Magar Tessa Mullinix Toska Holsopple Victoria Scott Violet Schabel Victoria Paez Savannah Jones

NINE TO FINE

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THE SCENIC ROUTE Where a retirement home jailbreak becomes a cross-state chase,

a family intervention on wheels, and the road trip nobody planned.

AL and Ruth are determined to see their granddaughter perform.

“Sheriff” Woodruff is determined to stop them. And Mark? He's just trying to survive being stuck in an RV with all of them. Buckle up! It's going to be a bumpy ride to Nashville.

Directors: Reagan Sanders and RJ Trail Writing: Sarah Sullivan, Mia Chance, Erika Davidson, Sam Morgan, Mason Reynolds, Knox Rosser Music: Dylan Swindle

Choreographers: Kainan Wyatt, Max Williams, Annika Denny, Maddie Newsom, Emma Joy Dolan, Andrew Forney, Peyton Yates

Sets: Knox Rosser, Eli McKamey, Max Allison, Max Head, Kyle Kirby, Tyler Jordan, Ethan Taggart Costumes: Reagan Sanders and Emma Moore Short Film & Graphics: Hayden Cassetto and Trey Merrill

SONGS

Don’t Stop Me Now QUEEN

Happy Together THE TURTLES

Circus BRITNEY SPEARS

Bet On It ZAC EFRON

Remember When ALAN JACKSON

Livin’ On a Prayer BON JOVI

THE SCENIC ROUTE

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CAST

Abby Goodell Abby Hurst Addie Irwin Amelia Franklin Amelie Burleson Anagail Carter Andrew Firestone Andrew Forney Annika Denney Annie Cage Childers Ava Knott Ava-Wren Holliday Avry Earnshaw Avry Earnshaw Brianna Lam Caelan Barbarick Caleb Carlson Caleb Gedney Canaan Jones Caroline Kelly Cason Procter Catherine Brown Chandler Bell Charlie Mack Gilbert Chase Zeller Clara Ivey Cole Graves Delaney Stanley Deron Joseph Young Dillon McCracken Dylan Crowder Dylan Swindle Dylan Yates Eben Wells Ela Lockert

Elander Lockert Eli Connelly Eli McKamey Ella Free Emily Chamberlain Emma Crunk Emma Grace Smith Emma Johnson Emma Kay Kennay Emma Stueck Emma Joy dolan Ethan Bredemeyer Ethan Taggart Evan Bevill Gwendellyn Doerfler Haleigh Rankin Hannah Smith Harper Farrow Henry McBryde Henry McQueen Hunter Holt Isabella Hoberman Jaden Granda Jillian Lapoint Jillian Utley Joanna Jernigan Jonathan Edde Joshua Degrella Kainan Wyatt Kasen Holt Kate Marshall Keegan Gardner Keely Hudspeth Kenli Hill Kenna Jaynes

THE SCENIC ROUTE

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Kennedy Gulick Knox Boyd Knox Rosser Kyle Meadows LaCory Carlton Lily Goebel Lily Williams Lily Wozniak Lizzie Hoglin Lizzie Montoya Logan Burns Luke Martin Madelyn Newsom Madalyn McGarvey Mackenzie Curle Malia Bivins Mason Baker

Mason Reynolds Mateo Idler Max Magar Megan Blim Miller Casey Monica Cook Nick Owensby Olivia Rhoda Parker Brooks Peyton Yates Pierce Brednich Preston Eldridge Reagan Sanders Reagan Smith Roma Lee Veal Roman Dawidow Sadie McPherson

Sam Collins Sam Morgan Sam Ray Sam Sheek Sarah Myers Sarah Sullivan Savannah Baldwin Selah Grace Shreya Patel Sophia Sharp Sophie Turowski Sydney Burgess Tayla Brown Trey Merrill Tyler Jorden William Brown Wren Chatterji

THE SCENIC ROUTE

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PRODUCTION

Executive Producers: Mike Fernandez Landon Parrish Autumn Pryor

Student Production Assistants: Hadley Hall and Emily Richerson

Hosts Vocal Coach: Fleming McWilliams

Band Ensemble Director: John Painter

Tickets: Maggie Miller Graphic Design:

Madalyn Ross and Lipscomb University Marketing

Photography:

Kristi Jones, Elena Parkhurst and Madelyn Paul

Video Wall Graphics: Trey Merrill

Host & Dancer Wardrobe:

Charlotte Poling, Emma Jenkins and Colette Schmidt

Technical Director:

Lipscomb Entertainment and Technical Services Dave Shirley, production manager Rylee Hickey, stage manager Michael Moraco, assistant stage manager Lauren Pratt, wireless tech/A2 Jacob Allen, front of house audio Kevin Henkels, graphics Lily Turman, lighting designer Will Scroggins, follow spot Zac Smith, follow spot

Videography:

Phynley Joel, Trey Merril and Elena Parkhurst

Stage Design:

Hendrick Shelton and Jamie Shankland

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Singarama Dancers Megan Ammons is a

Kayla Hill is an Elementary

from Memphis, Tennessee.

major from Mount Juliet,

musical theatre major

and Special Education

She has been dancing for 18 years

Tennessee. She has been dancing

contemporary, modern, lyrical, hip

tap, jazz, contemporary, modern,

is currently the choreographer for

more. She is a current choreographer

shows in the Nashville area.

companies.

now and is trained in ballet, tap, jazz,

for 19 years and is trained in ballet,

hop, acro, heels and many more. She

lyrical, hip hop, acro, heels and many

Singarama as well as other projects/

and teacher in dance and theatre

Kyra Crosby is a musical

Anna Claire Slonecker is a

theatre from Cookeville, TN.

musical theatre major from

ten years and is trained in ballet, tap,

and has been dancing for 6 years in

hip hop, pointe, and baton.

hip-hop, ballet, pointe, tap acrobatics,

She has been dancing for

jazz, contemporary, modern, clogging,

Elly Kate Smith is a musical theatre major from

Nashville. She has been

dancing for 16 years and is trained in ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary,

modern, lyrical, and hip hop. Current

teacher/ Choreographer at Lipscomb Academy.

Ellie Moen is a nursing major from Glenview,

Illinois. She has danced for

Palm Springs, Tennessee

styles including: jazz, contemporary,

musical theatre, and lyrical, at various studios! Member of Lipscomb’s dance company.

Singarama Band Gordie Molin - Drums Braxton Algood - Bass Ezra Wood - Guitar Myles Shelton - Guitar, MD Titus Thomas - Keys Ryker Lacy - Keys, Aux Percussion

18 years and is trained in ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, modern, lyrical, hip hop and many others. She has been a competitive dancer, with a

professional industry focus for 11 years now. Current teacher and coach for

competitive and competition teams.

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Special Thanks Lipscomb University Student Government Association, Kristi Jones, Kim Chaudoin and the Office of Communication and Public Relations, Wendy Archer and Lipscomb University Events Management, the College of Entertainment and the Arts, and Foundation Dance Team.

The final thanks is reserved for two remarkable students who stepped up to take Singarama to the next level. After directing outstanding club shows last year, Emily Richerson and Hadley Hall were invited to step into new roles as Student Production Assistants, helping oversee the overall show production. The joy, initiative, and excellence they brought to this year’s show was truly unmatched.

Hadley infused her tenacious creative storytelling into the host numbers, shaping moments that elevated the heart and flow of the production. Emily mentored and encouraged each show’s directors and cast members, providing thoughtful guidance that strengthened both their confidence and the overall quality of every performance. Together, this dynamic duo combined their talents to create a Singarama show that told a cohesive and compelling story from lights up to curtain down. Life truly is a highway, and we are forever grateful that Hadley and Emily have been on the journey with us.

Thank you for coming to Singarama 2026!

PLEASE NOTE : Flashing lighting, strobe lights, and theatrical haze and fog will be used during the performance.

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AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS And the winner is…

Each of the three acts will be judged in the categories of Entertainment, Vocals, Theme, Visual Elements and Choreography.

Award Announcement Dates: Coba Craig and Willard Collins Awards (student awards voted by peers) Thursday, March 26 Visual Elements and Choreography - Friday, March 27 Theme - Saturday Matinee, March 28 Entertainment and Vocals - Saturday Night, March 28 The Thursday night performance is judged on all categories. While a category winner is not announced on this night, the scores are used in the event that there is a tie for The Sweepstakes Award.

The Singarama Sweepstakes Award will be presented at the conclusion of Saturday night’s show. The Sweepstakes Award goes to the act that accumulates the most points in 3 performances.

2025 Sweepstakes Winner: The Final Frame

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1964 Club Chante' Singarama — Gammas 1965 1966 1966

Open Theme — Sigmas (APR.)

The Best Of Broadway — Sigmas (NOV.)

1996

Now In Syndication — Family Ties

1998

Celebrating 35 Years! — Adventure

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1999

These Are The Days! — Past

It’s All Fun And Games — Let’s Make A Deal

20th Century Composers — Gammas

2000 All The World’s A Stage — As You Like It

American Composers — George M. Cohan

2002 A Time To Celebrate — You Say It’s Your Birthday

Music Of The '60s — Man of LanMancha

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1970

U.S. Regions — The Wild West

2003 Milestones…Celebrating 40 Years — A Reason To Celebrate

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Children's Fantasyland — Snow White

1968 1969 1971

1973 1974 1975 1976

Musicals Of The 1960s — Mary Poppins

Popular Vocal Groups — Ray Stevens

American Composers Before 1950 — Irving Berlin Open Theme — Company's Coming Great Decades Of American Music — 1960s

1977

Open Theme — A Brand New Day

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Seasons In Song — Summer

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American Traditions — The Old School Yard

1978 1980

1982

1983

Cities — Hollywood

Livin', Longin', Learnin', & Lovin' — Main Street, USA

Going Places — Southern Exposure Wonderful World Of Singarama — Frontierland

1984 Believe In Magic — Luck 1985

All The World's A Song — Coasts

1987

Movin' Right Along — Train

1989

In Living Color — Yellow

1991

Cornerstones — Honor

1986

1988 1990 1992 1993

1994 1995

Let Us Entertain You! — Radio

An Anniversary Celebration — Diamond

Initial Reaction — VIP

The Name Of The Game — Trivial Pursuit It’s Showtime! — Comedy

Reading Between The Lines — Success

Living In America — Washington, D.C.

A Whole Lot Of Shapin’ Going On — Hip To Be Square

2004 Home For The Holidays — Red, White, And Who?

2005 That’s So Cliché! — Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder 2006 Lights, Camera, Action! — Never Fear…Action Is Near!

2007 Lost In Alliteration — The More The Merrier 2008 A Play On Words — Some Change Will Do You Good

2009 Branded! — The Best Part Of Waking Up 2010 2011 2012 2013

Can I Quote You On That? — I’ll Be Back For Good Measure — Better Late Than Never

Air, Land, And Sea — All Hands On Deck

Timeless … Celebrating 50 Years — No Day But Today

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Singarama’s On Fire! — Just Drop It

2016

Revolution: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness — The Best Day of Your Life

2015

2017 2018 2019

Ready, Set, Go — Ready or Not

Blast From the Past — Totally Awesome It Takes Two — Rise and Fall

Bring The Family — The Wonder Years

2020 20/20 Vision* 2021

The Human Condition*

2022 Storytime — Fairytale

2023 A Diamond Anniversary — Diamond in the Rough 2024 The Era of Inspiration 2025 The Final Frame

*Winners were not selected due to modified shows.

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HISTORY

1964 Singarama's debut was February 3, 1964, staged by the six social clubs which were started on campus to replace class distinctions. Coba Craig, the first Singarama director, was given a standing ovation from the first Singarama, Club Chante'. The first winning act was produced by the Gammas (at this time each act was 15 minutes).

1966 After a few successful years, one of the most unusual aspects of Singarama history took place. There were two Singarama shows in the calendar year. Due to the busyness of Spring semester, the Singarama staff attempted to move the show to the Fall semester; however, this change was short-lived. In the school year of 1967-68, Singarama returned to its Sping date requested by popular demand.

1973 This was the first year “friends” (students who are not members of social clubs) participated in Singarama.

1974 Singarama went to two performances and lengthened each individual act to 25 minutes.

1977 A third performance was introduced along with the decision to charge admission.

1978 As participation increased, so did the audience. A year later, a fourth performance, a Saturday Matinee, was added.

1979 To honor the then President Willard Collins, individual awards were given out. “The Willards” awards were distributed to those who demonstrated excellence in Singarama.

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1980 For the first time, campus-wide auditions were held to select hosts for the production. Kevin Arvin and Sherilyn Harless had the honor of being the first Singarama hosts.

1983 Singarama celebrated its 20th anniversary with the winning act, Frontierland, directed by John Balentine.

1985 Sarah Keith Gamble became Singarama's coordinator after serving as assistant coordinator for a number of years.

1988 Singarama: An Anniversary Celebration was the theme for the show's 25th anniversary, as the four groups offered gifts of Diamonds, Gold, Pearl, and Silver. A special feature of this anniversary year was the first appearance of four hosts.

1993 We celebrated 30 years of Singarama with the theme It’s Showtime! Shane Hooper led the Comedy cast to victory.

1998 In celebration of 35 years of Classic Singarama we presented three popular themes of the past: Romance, Adventure, and Mystery. Andrea Spencer's Adventure act captured first place.

2002 Melissa Lancaster joined us as Director of the Hosts, and we celebrated by selecting 6 hosts: Laura Ellis, Jonathan Hardison, Aaron Johnson, Chris Lindsey, Vicki VanAcker and Mandy Wilson

2003 The production’s theme was Milestones: Celebrating 40 Years of Singarama! featuting Memories, Celebrations, and Dreams as Andrea Calhoun's Celebrations captured first place.

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2008 We celebrated 45 years of Singarama with A Play on Words as we explored Since, Cents, and Sense. Tyler Browning and his cast of pirates captured the Sweepstakes trophy for Some Change Will Do You Good. Many thanks to the Otter Creek Church of Christ for hosting Singarama 2008 while Collins Alumni Auditorium was being renovated.

2009 We returned to a newly-renovated Collins Alumni Auditorium to present Branded, which featured three popular marketing slogans Don't Leave Home Without It, The Best Part of Waking Up, and Can You Hear Me Now? The Best Part of Waking Up, directed by Katie Callis, was declared the winning show.

2010 For the first time in the show's history 8 Hosts and Hostesses took the stage: Mariel Bolton, Josh Britt, Zack Green, Carter Hamric, Mallory Haynes, Allison Lancaster, Carter Martin, and Joe Muchmore!

2013 Celebrating 50 years of Singarama with the theme: Timeless. David Grayson directed the winning act: No day But Today. Kelsea Ballerini, a now country music singer and songwriter, served as a host for Singarama in 2012 and 2013.

2015 The acts started using a video board as the backdrops for their sets.

Before this year, students would paint large canvas sheets to act as their scenery.

2020 Due to the uncertainty at the start of the pandemic, Singarama was not a live production.

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2021 Singarama went virtual. Due to health and safety precautions, we did not have the capacity to bring Singarama fully back in-person. Acts practiced through out the Spring semester and performed for an empty Collins Auditorium and film crew. Although it was sad to not have an audience, the students worked hard to provide an incredible, but virtual show.

2022 A year later, Singarama was fully back in-person! We had an incredible production with an increase in participation and refound love for Singarama.

2023 This year marked the beginning of a beautiful friendship between student life and the College of Entertainment and the Arts as they came on to help strengthen the production. We were especially thankful to Dean Mike Fernandez, the School of Music, the fashion program and the School of Cinematic Arts. They truly made the Diamond Anniversary a marvelous production.

2024 Singarama “Eras” took a look back in time at Lipscomb in the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s. Student directors were given historical moments in Lipscomb’s past to use as the foundation of their shows. The pivotal stories that helped define the school included: Delta NaNaNa, The 1986 NAIA Basketball Championship, and the inception of Healing Hands International.

2024 Singarama stepped into the world of cinema with "Singarama: Movie Premiere," an exciting show that weaved together the magic of movies and the power of live performance. The production used songs from blockbuster movie soundtracks with original theatrical storytelling, creating an immersive experience that spanned across multiple genres.

For the first time in Singarama history, each individual show created and premiered an original, short film as part of their performance.

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A COMMON LOVE A common love for each other A common gift to the Savior

A common bond holding us to the Lord

A common strength when we are weary A common hope for tomorrow

A common joy in the truth of God's word