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Grantham Coleman is a classically trained actor who continues to make a name for himself in film, television and on the stage. Grantham studied his craft at the world-famous Juilliard School of Drama, where he laid the foundation to create and capture all manner of characters in his career thus far.  He recently wrapped production on critically acclaimed director George C. Wolfe’s feature film Rustin, set to release on Netflix later this year. The script is written by Oscar winner Dustin Lance Black and focuses on gay civil rights activist Bayard Rustin who is played by multiple award-winning actor Colman Domingo. Prior to that, he got to work with Academy Award-winning director Alejandro Iñarritu on his upcoming film, Bardo. Previously, he appeared on the big screen as famed Black Panther Bobby Seale in Benedict Andrew’s film Seberg for Amazon Studios opposite Kristen Stewart, Anthony Mackie and Zazie Beatz. 2020 also saw the release of the Sundance Film Festival darling Black Bear, in which he stars alongside Aubrey Plaza and Chris Abbott. Grantham’s latest theatre appearance was a leading performance as the iconic role of Martin Luther King Jr. in Broadway’s The Great Society alongside multiple award-winning actor Brian Cox. Grantham truly shines in classic Shakespeare as he played the Danish Prince in Hamlet at The Old Globe, directed by esteemed Shakespearian scholar Barry Edelstein, and Ferdinand in The Tempest at The Walt Disney Concert Hall. He also gave a tour de force performance as Benedict in Kenny Leon’s critically lauded staging of Much Ado About Nothing during the 2019 season of Shakespeare in the Park. As a sought-after stage actor in New York and Los Angeles, Grantham originated the role of Anthony in Academy Award winner Tarrell Alvin McCraney’s Choir Boy at Manhattan Theatre Club, reprising the role in The Geffen Playhouse production. His performances in Jackie Sibblies Drury’s racially charged We Are Proud To Present… at SoHo Rep Theatre solidified his reputation. He continued to garner rave reviews in the two-hander One-Night at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, opposite Rutina Wesley, which highlighted the plight and ordeal of soldiers returning from combat zones with PTSD. His performance alongside Michael Stahl-David and Tessa Ferrer in Anne Kauffman’s production of Buzzer at The Public Theater continued his streak of rave reviews.  Additional screen credits include appearing opposite James Franco in the JJ Abrams mini-series 11.22.63 and the award-winning FX series The Americans.

Chuck Cooper won the Tony Award for his performance in Cy Coleman’s The Life. He has been featured in 15 Broadway shows in every theatrical genre from Shakespeare to musical comedy. His most recent guest-starring TV appearances include The Good Wife, House of Cards, Madam Secretary, Gossip Girl, Nurse Jackie and Muhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight. His other awards include the Lucille Lortel Award for The Piano Lesson; the San Diego Critics’ Circle Award for Two Trains Running; the Audelco Award for Caroline or Change; two Drama Desk nominations for Choir Boy and The Life. His favorite role is Eddie, Alex and Lilli’s father. He is gratefully married to playwright Deborah Brevoort. 

An actor, director, playwright, and, at HB Studio in New York, a teacher of acting.  His most recent acting appearances in New York have been in Life Sucks (with the Wheelhouse Company), and Choir Boy (MTC Broadway). He has appeared in many movies and a great deal of TV.  He is a member of the Ensemble at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theater.

Jeremy Pope made history by earning two Tony Award^® nominations in the same season: Best Lead Actor in a Play for his Broadway debut in Tarrell Alvin McCraney’s Choir Boy, and Best Supporting Actor in a Musical for his Broadway musical debut as Eddie Kendricks in Ain’t Too Proud. His role in Choir Boy also earned him a Theatre World Award for Outstanding Broadway Debut, along with an Outer Critics Circle Award nomination and a Drama League Award nomination. Pope starred in Netflix’s Hollywood, a performance that earned him an Emmy^® Award nomination for Best Actor in a Limited Series and an African American Film Critics Association Breakout Performer Award and he can be seen in the final season of the Emmy nominated television series, Pose. Jeremy recently wrapped filming the lead role in A24’s The Inspection and released his single “Uptown Apartment” featuring Earth, Wind, & Fire’s Verdine White.

Wallace Smith got his big break when he moved up from ensemble player to title lead Simba in The Lion King's national tour and later on Broadway. In 2009, Smith appeared on Broadway in Ragtime, followed by a in Hair. From there, he jumped to the role of Favorite Son in American Idiot and Judas in the 2011 Broadway revival of Godspell. He's also been seen on Broadway in Rocky and as Enjolras in Les Miserables. A triple threat, Wallace is also a songwriter/recording artist. Recent TV/film credits include BET's New Edition mini-series, Braindead, Crime, Person of Interest, Elementary and Blue Bloods.

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