Amy Hilton has been involved with the stage in one form or another for the past 14 years. Her first role was in 1993 with Page Middle School Drama Club when she played Madame Loisel of Guy De Maupassant's short play "The Necklace." During high school, she was involved in various performances with Gloucester County, Virginia's community theatre group, The Courthouse Players, including roles in Bob Merrill's musical "Carnival" and Edmond Wilson's "Oliver!" She even spent three years as the locally known "singing bartender" at The Timbers Bar & Lounge, a Smyrna, Georgia neighborhood tavern that doubled as a karaoke lounge.
Amy started performing with Boomtown in January 2007 as Dee in "Abstinence of Malice." Amy looks forward to expanding Jacksonville’s participation in culture and arts through future roles at Boomtown Theatre.
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