Mary K. Redington co-founded Dramatic Adventure Theatre less than a year after graduating from Concord University in May 2006 with a Regents Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Arts where she studied Public Relations and Theatre. While participating in the theatre program at Concord, Mary was an active member and later an officer in her schools chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, a National Honors Theatre Fraternity. She helped her chapter with many community service projects including programs to help raise money for local charities such as victims of domestic violence, aids victims, and sexual assault awareness, as well as programs designed to promote appreciation for the visual and fine arts divisions at her university. Mary has worked as an actor for companies such as Summit Theatre in Bluefield, WV, Texas Legacies in Canyon, TX, Run of the Mill Theater and Downstage Productions both in Baltimore, MD. Her credits include Cinderella, Little Shop of Horrors, Grease, Night of January 16th, Under Milk Wood, Oleanna, Sylvia, Antigone, Sex without Pliers, and Variations on Fear, which was named Best Production of the year, 2006 by The Baltimore City Paper and Outstanding Experimental Production 2006 by The Greater Baltimore Theatre Awards. Since DAT's start in 2006, Mary has played a key role in the day-to-day operations as well as holding the position of Production Manager while acting and traveling through Zimbabwe during the workshop process for the original work, "Voices from Zimbabwe" in the summer of 2007.