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Dedicated to the Exploration and Preservation of the Theatrical Visions of the African Diaspora

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   Dedicated to the Exploration and Preservation of the Theatrical Visions of the African Diaspora

Executive Board 2012 - 2014

President: Michael DinwiddieVice President: kb saine
Secretary:Darryl DavisAsst. Secretary: John S. Foster
Treasurer:··Gregory HortonAsst. Treasurer:K. Zaheerah Sultan
Parliamentarian: Andre HarringtonPublic Relations Chair:Marcia Pendelton
Membership Chair: Renee Charlow (Interim)    Graduate Liaison: Kristyl D. Tift
Undergrad Liaison: Jamar C.E. JonesImmediate Past President: Artisia Green-Dallas


As an actor, Darryl has performed as Rev. Ambrose in A Lesson Before Dying, Baylor in Lie of the Mind, Troy in Fences, Canewell in Seven Guitars,  Tom in Escape from Happiness, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.in The Meeting and Mr. Lies and Belize in Angels in America: Millennium Approaches among others.  Darryl has also been fortunate to teach at  the University of Florida, Georgia State University, Wayne State University and also participate in a Month long actor training program with the Moscow Art Theatre School.

 

Other Professional Affiliations
Community Theatre Association of Michigan (CTAM)

American Association of Community Theatres (AACT)
Golden Key International Honour Society

Education
B.A., Communication, Calvin College

B.A., Theatre Performance, Western Michigan
M.F.A, Theatre Performance, University of Florida
M.F.A, Theatre Directing, Wayne State University

Why  Darryl Chooses BTN?
I chose  BTN for the networking opportunities which not only presented assistance with finding employment, but also the opportunity to learn directly from a number of the very people who’s articles and books I’ve read and referred to as references.  BTN provides me with an artistic family who can understand me, my dreams and struggles in ways my biological family simple could not.  I also chose BTN as a place where I could concretely make a contribution with some security that whatever impact I was able to have would seep back into the  Black/African American community in a positive way and reap positive results.  I chose BTN and BTN has wrapped its arms around.  It possesses so many resources in the form of live bodies.

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