Tina Mullins - Member "At Large"
Tina Mullins |
Tina's Personal Statement
While I have enjoyed performing with PWLT, I realize the importance of giving back to the theater community so future actors, musicians, directors, and people who work backstage are provided with opportunities to share their creativity with audiences from all walks of life. I feel strongly that theater can be a voice and/or an escape especially during these troubling times. I believe I have the wisdom (that comes with age and experience) and the time to invest (that comes with retirement) to support the efforts of the leadership. My education and career in Social Work puts me in a position to ask the hard questions and facilitate consensus on the difficult issues that are often presented to the board. I have enjoyed the opportunity of serving on the on board for 4 years. I pledge to continue helping to fill the unmet needs of this organization for many years to come even as a member.
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Tina's Bio
A lifelong resident of the Northern Virginia/DC Metro area, Mrs. Mullins moved to Prince William County in 2002. She worked as an audiologist at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in DC for 27 years. Even though Tina retired in 2015, she continues to provide social work services as needed for the Dialysis company.
Mrs. Mullins has had an interest in theater since she was a child. She returned to acting after a long hiatus when she moved to Prince William County, and since then she has participated in several shows with a variety of local community theater companies. In addition to performing, she enjoys contributing her social work skills of negotiating and problem solving, and her personal theater knowledge to help PWLT to reach its goals and maximize its potential.
Mrs. Mullins resides in the Heritage Hunt Community, where she is an active member of the Heritage Hunt Woman's Club, Heritage Hunt Little Theater, and Heritage Hunt Woman of Note. She also sings with the Manassas Chorale.
Mrs. Mullins has had an interest in theater since she was a child. She returned to acting after a long hiatus when she moved to Prince William County, and since then she has participated in several shows with a variety of local community theater companies. In addition to performing, she enjoys contributing her social work skills of negotiating and problem solving, and her personal theater knowledge to help PWLT to reach its goals and maximize its potential.
Mrs. Mullins resides in the Heritage Hunt Community, where she is an active member of the Heritage Hunt Woman's Club, Heritage Hunt Little Theater, and Heritage Hunt Woman of Note. She also sings with the Manassas Chorale.
