Since the fall of 1991, actor and entertainer Trevor Thomas has been touring America. He creates characters that people can laugh at, cry with, and learn from. He is known throughout the country by his nickname, "Mr. Drama." Trevor holds a bachelors degree in communication with a minor in theater performance. He has worked professionally in theater, commercials, television, and film. He is joined in performance by his wife, Sawyer Thomas, who holds a bachelors degree in vocal music education and is also accomplished on the piano. Sawyer offers a variety of musical styles with her professional and polished voice that is often compared to Anne Murray and Karen Carpenter. Like many artists, Trevor and Sawyer have been performing since early childhood. Trevor and Sawyer keep up with a schedule of approximately 180 engagements each year. They can be seen at churches, concerts, and various special events. In each appearance, theater, comedy, music, and evangelism collide; and Broadway, Shakespeare, and Carol Burnett meet Billy Graham. Trevor and Sawyer merge their talents in a combination of music, monologues, poems, sketches, and mime. Everything varies from funny to serious; however, all of their material is worshipful, evangelistic, and edifying for the church. It is an unforgettable worship experience for the believer and a picture of salvation for the lost. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is always the theme! "Dramatically Live in Tennessee" features the following sketches: Thank You (Ray Boltz); This is Just What Heaven Means to Me (Jimmy Jones); Biblical Discoveries (Pew Potato Workout/Martha Bolton, Lillenas Publishing); Pastor Faultless (The Prodigal Son in The Key of F); The Eulogy (Martha Bolton, Lillenas Publishing); Pray Daniel Pray (Richard Ash/Richard Ash Music/BMI); Peace in the Valley (Thomas A. Dorsey/Hill & Range/BMI/Chappell & Co. Inc/ASCAP); Touch of the Master’s Hand (Myra Brooks Welch); and Watch the Lamb (Ray Boltz).