# Rescheduled from the 2020/2021 season

Location	Venue	Dates	Season
Buffalo, NY	Shea’s PAC	August 15-22, 2020	2020-2021
Washington, DC	Kennedy Center	August 25–September 27, 2020 #	2019-2020
Orlando, FL	Dr. Phillips Center	September 29–October 4, 2020 +	2020-2021
Tampa, FL	Straz Center	October 6-11, 2020 +	2020-2021
Fort Lauderdale, FL	Broward Center	October 13-25, 2020 +	2020-2021
Atlanta, GA	Fox Theatre	October 27–November 1, 2020 ♦	2020-2021
Cleveland, OH	Playhouse Square	November 3-22, 2020 #	2020-2021
Pittsburgh, PA	Benedum Center	November 24-29, 2020 #	2020-2021
Louisville, KY	The Kentucky Center	December 1-6, 2020 +	2020-2021
Appleton, WI	Fox Cities PAC	December 8-13, 2020 +	2020-2021
Minneapolis, MN	Orpheum Theatre	December 15-20, 2020 +	2020-2021
Schenectady, NY	Proctors Theatre	December 29, 2020–January 3, 2021 #	2020-2021
Boston, MA	Boston Opera House	January 5-17, 2021 #	2020-2021
Buffalo, NY	Shea’s PAC	January 30–February 5, 2021  #	2020-2021
Austin, TX	Bass Concert Hall	February 9-14, 2021 +	2020-2021
San Antonio, TX	Majestic Theatre	February 16-21, 2021 +	2020-2021
Houston, TX	Hobby Center	February 23-28, 2021 +	2020-2021
Dallas, TX	Music Hall	March 2-14, 2020 +	2020-2021
Durham, NC	DPAC	March 16-21, 2021	2020-2021
Charlotte, NC	Belk Theater	March 23-28, 2021 #	2020-2021
Baltimore, MD	Hippodrome Theatre	March 30–April 4, 2021 +	2020-2021
Cincinnati, OH	Aronoff Center	April 6-18, 2021 #	2020-2021
Omaha, NE	Orpheum Theater	April 20-25, 2021 #	2020-2021
Los Angeles, CA	Ahmanson Theatre	April 29–June 6, 2021 +	2020-2021
Tempe, AZ	ASU Gammage	June 8-13, 2021 +	2020-2021
Las Vegas, NV	Smith Center	June 15-20, 2021 +	2020-2021
San Diego, CA	Civic Theatre	June 22-27, 2021 +	2020-2021
Des Moines, IA	Des Moines Civic Center	July 6-11, 2021 #	2020-2021
Denver, CO	Denver Center	July 13–August 1, 2021 +	2020-2021
Salt Lake City, UT	Eccles Theater	August 3-8, 2021 +	2020-2021
Costa Mesa, CA	Segerstrom Center	August 10-22, 2021 +	2020-2021
San Francisco, CA	Golden Gate Theatre	August 24–September 19, 2021 + ℹ	2021-2022
Omaha, NE	Orpheum Theater	(February 8-13, 2022 #) +	2021-2022
Buffalo, NY	Shea’s PAC	March 27–April 2, 2022 #	2021-2022
Boston, MA	Boston Opera House	April 5-17, 2022 #	2021-2022
Pittsburgh, PA	Benedum Center	April 19-24, 2022 #	2021-2022
Cleveland, OH	Connor Palace	April 26–May 15, 2022 #	2021-2022
Chicago, IL	Nederlander Theatre	May 17-29, 2022	2021-2022
Cincinnati, OH	Aronoff Center	May 31–June 12, 2022 #	2021-2022
Schenectady, NY	Proctors Theatre	June 14-19, 2022 #	2021-2022
Washington, DC	Opera House	June 21–July 10, 2022 ^	2021-2022
Philadelphia, PA	Academy of Music	July 12-24, 2022 #	2021-2022
Charlotte, NC	Belk Theater	July 26-31, 2022 #	2021-2022
Durham, NC	DPAC	August 2-7, 2022 #	2021-2022
Nashville, TN †	TPAC	August 9-14, 2022	2021-2022
Memphis, TN †	Orpheum Theatre	August 16-21, 2022	2021-2022
Des Moines, IA	Des Moines Civic Center	August 23-28, 2022 #	2021-2022
Salt Lake City, UT ‡	Eccles Theater	September 6-11, 2022 #	2022-2023
San Francisco, CA ‡	Golden Gate Theatre	September 13–October 9, 2022 ℹ	2022-2023
Seattle, WA	Paramount Theatre	October 11-16, 2022	2022-2023
Portland, OR	Keller Auditorium	October 18-23, 2022	2022-2023
Los Angeles, CA	Pantages Theatre	October 25–November 27, 2022	2022-2023
San Diego, CA ‡	Civic Theatre	November 29–December 4, 2022 #	2022-2023
Tempe, AZ	ASU Gammage	December 6-11, 2022 #	2022-2023
Albuquerque, NM	Popejoy Hall	December 13-18, 2022	2022-2023
Costa Mesa, CA	Segerstrom Center	December 27, 2022–January 8, 2023 #	2022-2023
Las Vegas, NV	Smith Center	January 10-15, 2023 #	2022-2023
Tucson, AZ	Centennial Hall	January 17-22, 2023	2022-2023
Denver, CO	Denver Center	January 24–February 5, 2023 #	2022-2023
Omaha, NE	Orpheum Theater	February 7-12, 2023 +	2022-2023
Minneapolis, MN	Orpheum Theatre	February 14-19, 2023 #	2022-2023
Appleton, WI	Fox Cities PAC	February 21-26, 2023 #	2022-2023
St. Louis, MO	Fabulous Fox Theatre	February 28–March 12, 2023	2022-2023
Baltimore, MD	Hippodrome Theatre	March 14-19, 2023 #	2022-2023
Orlando, FL	Dr. Phillips Center	March 21-26, 2023 #	2022-2023
Fort Lauderdale, FL	Broward Center	March 28–April 9, 2023 #	2022-2023
Tampa, FL	Straz Center	April 11-16, 2023	2022-2023
Greenville, SC	Peace Center	April 18-23, 2023	2022-2023
Houston, TX	Hobby Center	April 25-30, 2023 #	2022-2023
San Antonio, TX	Majestic Theatre	May 2-7, 2023 #	2022-2023
Austin, TX	Bass Concert Hall	May 9-14, 2023 #	2022-2023
Dallas, TX	Music Hall	May 16-28, 2023 #	2022-2023
New Orleans, LA	Saenger Theatre	May 30–June 4, 2023	2022-2023
Columbus, OH	Ohio Theatre	June 6-11, 2023	2022-2023
Rochester, NY	Auditorium Theatre	June 13-18, 2023	2022-2023
Louisville, KY	Kentucky Center	June 20-25, 2023 #	2022-2023
Hartford, CT	The Bushnell	June 27–July 2, 2023	2022-2023
Charlotte, NC	Belk Theater	August 1-6, 2023	2022-2023
Chicago, IL	CIBC Theatre	August 8-13, 2023	2022-2023
Washington, DC	Eisenhower Theater	August 15-27, 2023	2022-2023
Fort Worth, TX	Bass Performance Hall	September 26–October 1, 2023	2023-2024
East Lansing, MI	Wharton Center	October 3-8, 2023	2023-2024
Oklahoma City, OK	Civic Center Music Hall	October 10-15, 2023	2023-2024
Dayton, OH	Schuster Center	October 17-22, 2023	2023-2024
Kansas City, MO	Music Hall	October 24-29, 2023	2023-2024
Wilmington, NC	Wilson Center	November 1, 2023	2023-2024
Waterbury, CT	Palace Theater	November 3-5, 2023	2023-2024
Milwaukee, WI	Marcus Center	November 7-12, 2023	2023-2024
Birmingham, AL	BJCC Concert Hall	November 14-19, 2023	2023-2024
Toronto, ON	Ed Mirvish Theatre	November 21-27, 2023	2023-2024
Eugene, OR	Hult Center	December 1-3, 2023	2023-2024
Spokane, WA	First Interstate Center	December 5-10, 2023	2023-2024
San Francisco, CA	Golden Gate Theatre	December 12-17, 2023	2023-2024
West Palm Beach, FL	Kravis Center	January 2-7, 2024	2023-2024
St. Louis, MO	Stifel Theatre	January 9-10, 2024	2023-2024
Sioux Falls, SD	Washington Pavilion	January 12-14, 2024	2023-2024
College Station, TX	Rudder Auditorium	January 17, 2024 ℹ	2023-2024
Iowa City, IA	Hancher Auditorium	January 19-21, 2024	2023-2024
Indianapolis, IN	Clowes Memorial Hall	January 23-28, 2024	2023-2024
Norfolk, VA	Chrysler Hall	January 30–February 4, 2024	2023-2024
Providence, RI	PPAC	February 6-11, 2024	2023-2024
Auburn, AL	Gogue PAC	February 13-14, 2024	2023-2024
Huntsville, AL	Von Braun Center	February 16-18, 2024 ℹ	2023-2024
Fort Myers, FL	Mann Performing Arts Hall	February 20-25, 2024	2023-2024
Richmond, VA	Altria Theater	February 27–March 3, 2024	2023-2024
Detroit, MI	Fisher Theatre	March 5-17, 2024	2023-2024
Tulsa, OK	Tulsa PAC	March 26-31, 2024	2023-2024
Knoxville, TN	Tennessee Theatre	April 2-7, 2024	2023-2024
Naples, FL	Hayes Hall	April 9-14, 2024	2023-2024
Fayetteville, AR	Walton Arts Center	April 16-21, 2024	2023-2024

KEY

‡ Part of venue’s 2021/2022 season
† Part of venue’s 2022/2023 season

2023-2024

• Producer: Barry Diller
• Book: Aaron Sorkin (based on Harper Lee’s novel)
• Director: Bartlett Sher
• Production Design: Miriam Buether
• Lighting Design: Jennifer Tipton
• Original Score: Adam Guettel
• Sound Design: Scott Lehrer
• Costume Design: Ann Roth
• Music direction: Kimberly Grigsby
• Hair & Wig Design: Campbell Young Associates
• Design Adaptation & Supervision: Edward Pierce
• Casting: The Telsey Office
• Booking Company: The Booking Group
• Press Representative: Kent McIngvale & Company

CAST

Although every effort is used to keep an accurate listing of personnel, changes can be made without notice. Notable replacements are marked with an asterisk (*).

RICHARD THOMAS (Atticus Finch). Broadway/Off-Broadway: The Little Foxes (Tony nom.), You Can’t Take It with You, Race, Democracy, Incident at Vichy, The Stendhal Syndrome (Lucille Lortel Award), A Naked Girl on the Appian Way, An Enemy of the People, Tiny Alice, The Front Page, The Fifth of July, innumerable Shakespeare productions, and his professional debut at 7 years old in Sunrise at Campobello on Broadway. National tours: The Humans (Elliot Norton Award) and Twelve Angry Men. Thomas is an Emmy Award®-winning actor for his performance in the iconic series The Waltons. Film: Last Summer; Red Sky at Morning; September 30, 1955; Wonder Boys; Taking Woodstock; The Unforgivable. TV: The Americans, Billions, Tell Me Your Secrets and the Netflix series Ozark.

MAEVE MOYNIHAN (Scout Finch). Regional: Guthrie Theater, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Park Square Theatre, Red Eye Theater, The Children’s Theatre Company, 7th House Theater and Montana Shakespeare in the Parks. TV: Blue Bloods. Education: University of MN/Guthrie BFA Actor Training Program. Huge thanks and love to my family and Mike. For my Nana.

JACQUELINE WILLIAMS (Calpurnia) is a multi-award winner whose Broadway credits include Horton Foote’s Pulitzer winner and Tony®-nominated The Young Man from Atlanta (Clara) starring Rip Torn and Shirley Knight. Off-Broadway credits include the internationally acclaimed production of From the Mississippi Delta (Phelia/Woman Two co-produced by Oprah Winfrey), The Talented Tenth (Tanya), and Mill Fire (Widow Three). Ms. Williams has a long association with Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre, and Court Theatre, and is a frequent collaborator of Oscar recipient Tarell McCraney and Tina Landau. Extensive regional credits include Arena Stage, Hartford Stage, La Jolla Playhouse, ACT Seattle, Portland Stage Co., Asolo Rep, and Mark Taper where she reprised her role in Head of Passes (Mae) opposite Phylicia Rashad. Tours: Market Theatre of Johannesburg’s Born in the R.S.A (Thenjiwe) and Crowns (Mabel). Film and recurring TV credits include season two of The Chi (realtor Mrs. Harriet Brown), Chicago Fire/Chicago Med/Chicago PD (Sergeant Beccera), Empire (Warden Meyers), Heartlock (Captain Rosalyn), The Breakup (Shondra), The Lake House (Madvi Patel). AMC’s 61st Street (Nurse Florence) and Amazon’s Paper Girls (Dr. Donna Metcalf). Greatest blessing: daughter, Kara.

JUSTIN MARK (Jem Finch). Off-Off Broadway: This Beautiful Future (Theater Lab), In a Word (Cherry Lane). Shakespeare Theatre Company DC: Peter Pan & Wendy. TV: FBI Most Wanted, Law & Order SVU, Madam Secretary, Gotham. Education: Juilliard. Hometown: Portland, OR.

YAEGEL T. WELCH (Tom Robinson). Broadway: To Kill a Mockingbird, The Play That Goes Wrong. National Tour: The Play That Goes Wrong. Off-Broadway: Fly, The Royale (Lincoln Center Theatre), The Painted Rocks at Revolver Creek (Signature Theatre Company), The Revenger’s Tragedy (Red Bull Theatre), The Acting Company, National Black Theatre. Regional: True Colors Theatre, Syracuse Stage, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Studio Theatre, The Wilma Theatre, The Arden Theatre, Arkansas Rep, PlayMakers Rep, Seattle Rep. Company member: Everyman Theatre. TV: The Blacklist, Braindead, Madame Secretary, Elementary, Harlem, and Getaway. Education: Morehouse College BA, Brandeis University MFA, The George Washington University Academy for Classical Acting MFA. Insta: @yaegeltwelchthegreatest

STEVEN LEE JOHNSON (Dill Harris). Broadway: To Kill a Mockingbird. Off-Broadway: Nantucket Sleigh Ride (Lincoln Center Theater). Regional: Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Indecent (Yale Repertory Theatre); Beautiful Thing (Theater Latté Da); Mary’s Wedding (Chester Theatre Company); Clybourne Park, Uncle Vanya (Guthrie Theater). TV: Chicago Fire, Masterclass, HBO. Johnson is a Presidential Scholar in the Arts. Education: Interlochen, BFA, University of Minnesota/Guthrie; MFA, Yale School of Drama.

MARY BADHAM (Mrs. Henry Dubose). At the age of 10, Ms. Badham was chosen for the role of “Scout” for the feature film of To Kill a Mockingbird starring Gregory Peck and earned an Oscar nomination for her performance. At that time, she was the youngest person ever nominated for a supporting role. Since then, she has promoted the book and film’s message about social injustice across the US (including for the National Endowment of the Arts and two White House appearances) and received a US Speaker and Specialist Grant to participate in programs about To Kill a Mockingbird in Russia. Other Film: Erasing His Dark Past, This Property is Condemned with Robert Redford and Natalie Wood, Let’s Kill Uncle, Our Very Own with Allison Janney. TV: Dr. Kildare and Twilight Zone.

TED KOCH (Bob Ewell) was most recently seen as Rad in Days of Wine and Roses (Atlantic Theater Company). Broadway: To Kill A Mockingbird, JUNK, The Pillowman, Death of a Salesman, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Elling. National tours: Frost/Nixon, Death of a Salesman. Off-Broadway and Regional: The Gravediggers Lullaby and Abundance (TACT), Strange Interlude (Shakespeare Theatre), Donnybrook! (Irish Rep.), True West (Arena Stage, Helen Hayes nomination Best Actor), All’s Well That Ends Well (Goodman Theatre). TV/Film: Dear Edward, FBI Most Wanted, Succession, New Amsterdam, Bull, The Get Down, The Path, Blindspot, Elementary, The Americans, Punisher, Person of Interest, The Good Wife, Gossip Girl, The Sopranos, The West Wing, Law & Order, Ed, Cold Souls, Hannibal, Englishman In New York, Death of a Salesman, Love to Leenya, Autumn in New York, Dinner Rush.

JEFF STILL (Judge Taylor). Broadway: To Kill a Mockingbird, The Minutes, Oslo, August: Osage County, Fish in the Dark, Therese Raquin, Bronx Bombers, Lombardi. Off-Broadway: Oslo, Our Town, Tribes, Orson’s Shadow, Adding Machine: A Musical. Regional: Rothko in Red (Pittsburgh Public Theatre), Harry Brock in Born Yesterday (Guthrie), Salieri in Amadeus (Cardinal Stage Co.) and 13 plays with Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre Company.

CHRISTOPHER R ELLIS (Horace Gilmer) is thrilled to be working with such talented artists on such a monumentally important show. Favorite past credits include Frankenstein (The Creature, Cardinal Stage), Titus Andronicus (Lucious, Utah Shakes), Peter and the Starcatcher (Captain Falcon Scott) and To Kill a Mockingbird (Heck Tate, Utah Shakes). TV/Film: Chicago Fire, Chicago, P.D. Redline, Empire, Power Book IV: Force, and The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain. Education: BA Theatre from Idaho State University. MFA from Wayne State University. IG: christopher.r.ellis.1

MARIAH LEE (Mayella Ewell) returns to Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird after making her Broadway debut with the company in 2019. New York Theatre: New Light Theatre Project, “the cell”, 59e59, Ensemble Studio Theatre. Regionally: Okoboji Summer Theatre, Southwest Shakespeare Company, and Williamstown Theatre Festival. Television: NBC, CBS, SHOWTIME. Film: Darya Zhuk’s The Real American. Training: William Esper Studio; BFA, Stephens College.

TRAVIS JOHNS (Sheriff Heck Tate, Fight Captain) has worked on stages all over the country. Theatre credits: West Coast premiere of Barbecue (Geffen Playhouse); West Coast premiere of Boy (LA Theatre Works); National Tour of In the Heat of the Night (LA Theatre Works); world premiere of Atlanta (Geffen Playhouse); the West Coast premiere of National Pastime (Fremont Centre Theatre); Take Me Out (Ensemble Theatre Company). Film: Danny Collins (opposite Al Pacino), Term Life, Swelter (opposite Alfred Molina), Sound of My Voice, Adventures of Power, Dead Man Rising. TV: Westworld, Queen of the South, NCIS, CSI: Vegas, Truth Be Told, Fear the Walking Dead, Goliath, Bosch: Legacy, The Shrink Next Door. Travis was raised in Elizabethton, TN, graduated from Wake Forest University, and resides in Los Angeles.

GREG WOOD (Link Deas). Recent regional theatre credits: An Iliad (Poet), Cyrano de Bergerac (Cyrano) at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival; The Best Man (William Russell), The Humans (Erik Blake), Noises Off (Lloyd Dallas) at Walnut St. Theatre; A Christmas Carol (Scrooge), Skylight (Tom Sergeant) at McCarter Theatre; Once (Da) at Arden Theatre. Film: The Sixth Sense, Signs, The Happening, A Gentlemen’s Game, Killing Emmett Young. TV: Dr. Death, Evil, The Blacklist, Law & Order, Ed, Hack, Homicide.

ANNE-MARIE CUSSON (Miss Stephanie, Dill’s Mother). Broadway: To Kill A Mockingbird, Magic/Bird (u/s). Off-Broadway: Stalking The Bogeyman, Echoes of the War, Far And Wide. Select Regional: Native Gardens, Equus, Collected Stories, Good People, Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike. Syracuse Stage, Geva, Portland Center Stage, Asolo, Palm Beach Dramaworks, Delaware Theatre, Virginia Stage, Alabama Shakespeare. Film: The Good Shepherd, My Dead Boyfriend, A Nice Girl Like You. TV: FBI, VEEP, L&O: SVU, Mrs. Maisel, HBO’s The Gilded Age.

IAN BEDFORD (Mr. Cunningham, Boo Radley) Broadway: Ink, To Kill a Mockingbird. Stages around the country: Eddie in Ivo van Hove’s View from the Bridge (Goodman Theatre), Murder on the Orient Express (Hartford Stage), Oslo (Pioneer), Taming of the Shrew (Chicago Shakespeare), Beaux Stratagem (Shakespeare Theatre, DC), Macbeth in Macbeth (Alabama, Orlando, and Pennsylvania Shakespeare). On screen: Shameless, Chicago PD (recurring), Blue Bloods, Good Fight, God Friended Me, The Path, Law & Order: SVU (recurring). Associate producer, The Promise, with Christian Bale and Oscar Isaac.

LANCE BAKER (General Understudy). Chicago: A Red Orchid Theatre (ensemble member), Court, Chicago Shakespeare, Northlight, Goodman, Writers, Theater Wit, Victory Gardens, Chicago Dramatists, Steppenwolf, Marriott. Regional: Asolo (Sarasota FL), Maltz (Jupiter FL), St Louis Rep, Odyssey (Los Angeles CA). TV: The Bear, Dark Matter, Power Book IV: Force, Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD. This is his first national tour.

STEPHEN CEFALU, JR. (General Understudy). Credits: The Cherry Orchard (Goodman Theatre); Mary Page Marlowe (Steppenwolf Theatre Company); End Days (Windy City Playhouse); Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Redtwist Theatre, Jeff Nomination: Best Supporting Actor); The Gradient (St. Louis Rep, Theatre Circle Nomination: Outstanding Supporting Performer); PerkUP PerkUP (City Theatre); Scenes from a Court Life, Assassins (Yale Rep.); In A Word, Damsels, Brotherhood (Williamstown Theatre Festival); Slave Play (Original Cast at Yale Drama). TV/film: Shameless, Law and Order: SVU, Evil, This Afternoon. MFA: Yale School of Drama.

DENISE CORMIER (Ensemble). Broadway: The Minutes, Linda Vista. National Tour: The Graduate. Theatre: Asolo Repertory, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Indiana Repertory, Pioneer Theatre, Cleveland Playhouse, Hudson Valley Shakespeare. TV: Search Party, The Affair, Law & Order: CI. MFA: ACA-Shakespeare Theatre DC. 2017 Lunt-Fontanne Fellow.

RAE GRAY (Ensemble). Broadway: The Real Thing (Roundabout). International: The Beacon (Druid/Gate, IRL). Regional: Domesticated, Slowgirl, The Book Thief, Wedding Band (Steppenwolf); Graveyard Shift, The Little Foxes, A Christmas Carol (Goodman); Slowgirl (Geffen); Queens (La Jolla Playhouse); King Charles III (Chicago Shakespeare); Sunday in the Park with George (Ravinia). TV: A League of Their Own, Justified: City Primeval, American Rust, Power Book IV: Force, Fear the Walking Dead, Grace and Frankie, For the People, Sea Oak, Boardwalk Empire, Shameless, The Resident, Bull, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, Chicago Med. Animated TV: Bossy Bear, Adventure Time. Film: Slice (A24), I Do…Until I Don’t, The Robbery (Sundance Selection), Dismissed, and Invitation to a Murder. Rae is a graduate of the University of Chicago and a Rivendell Theatre Ensemble Member. @heyraegray

GREG JACKSON (Ensemble). Broadway: A Gentleman’s Guide To Love & Murder, The Lion King (Nat’l Tour). Off-Broadway: The 39 Steps, Duet!, Go-Go Kitty, GO! Regional: Ogunquit Playhouse, Portland Center Stage, Cleveland Playhouse, Maltz Jupiter, St. Louis Rep, Geva, Pioneer, Cape Playhouse, Weston Playhouse, Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Tennessee Rep, The Acting Company, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. TV: Blue Bloods, New Amsterdam. Love to Camille.

JOEY LaBRASCA (Ensemble). Broadway: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Original Broadway Company), Regional: HPCC (San Francisco and Toronto Company), Lord of the Flies (Barrington Stage). TV/Film: Hightown (Starz), New Amsterdam (NBC), Follow Her. For Dad.

DAVID ANDREW MORTON (Ensemble). Last seen touring with the Broadway national company of Jersey Boys. TV/film: FBI: Most Wanted, Bumbld, Gothic Slayers. Comedy writer for The Onion. Grateful for Take 3 Talent. GO BLUE! IG: @davidmorton.info

ANDRE OZIM (Ensemble). Born in Oklahoma to a Nigerian Igbo Mother, Andre is a former paralegal who quit his internship in Wash, D.C. and moved to New York in search of finding his passion. Andre has since won a Best Actor Award at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival for his performance in one of his first films Jahar. Classically trained in Shakespeare at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Recent credits include: Beauty (Pastor Colman, Netflix, 2022), Power (Starz, 2020), FBI (CBS, 2018). Andre recently published Based on a True Love Story, available through Amazon, a children’s book for ages 5 and up. He hopes to get his book into schools nationwide. He is very excited to join the TKAM tour.

DORCAS SOWUNMI (Ensemble). Selected theatre credits: Tiny Beautiful Things (The Old Globe); A Raisin in the Sun (Indiana Repertory Theatre & Syracuse Stage, SALT Award for Leading Actress); Nollywood Dreams (Cherry Lane Theatre); Romeo and Juliet (Classical Theatre of Harlem); Mary Stuart, Measure for Measure (Stratford Shakespeare Festival); Macbeth SS! (Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Trust (Lookingglass Theatre); I, Barbara Jordan (Alley Theatre). TV/Film: New Amsterdam, Search Party, The Last O.G, Blacklist, Modern Love, Holiday in Harlem, Beneath the Fold. Dorcas has trained at the Birmingham Conservatory for Classical Training at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Canada, The School at Steppenwolf in Chicago, and Stella Adler Actor’s Studio in New York. She holds an MFA from The University of Texas at Austin. Love and gratitude to family, and friends.