About Clara
Many roles. One clear purpose.
To create, teach, care, and help people feel seen.
The story
Clara Elizabeth Stallworth is a Georgia-based performer, future educator, and experienced caregiver.
Her work may take place on a stage, in a classroom, or inside a family’s home, but the heart of it remains the same: building trust, paying attention, and creating space for people to be fully themselves.
Clara has performed in musical theatre and comedy with Dogwood Theatre Company and Hebron Christian Academy, earning recognition for comedic timing. Her experience includes acting, vocals, dance, improvisation, piano, ukulele, and choreography.
She is currently an English Education major at Kennesaw State University, preparing to teach students in grades 6–12. She hopes to help young people discover a genuine love of literature, strengthen their voices as readers and writers, and see English class as a place for curiosity, connection, and meaningful conversation. Her experience working with children includes more than six years of childcare, long-term nannying, elementary choreography, and preschool music.
Outside of work and rehearsal, Clara enjoys hiking, writing, music, and finding new ways to tell meaningful stories.
Creativity, compassion, and connection belong in every room.