Reggie is a New York-based artist specializing in developing new plays and musicals as an actor, musician, writer, and director. He is an alum of Cal State, Hayward and the Atlantic Acting School. In addition to his work as a theatre-maker, he is also a passionate theatre educator with over a decade of experience developing cutting-edge curriculum for theaters, schools, and arts centers across the country. He is currently the Artistic Director of the Atlantic Acting School, where he also serves as a faculty member and is a board member and founding company member of The Williams Project, a living wage theatre company based in Seattle. He is a recipient of the Colman Domingo Award, the TBA TITAN Award, the RHE Foundation Artistic Fellowship, the TCG Fox Fellowship, and is a Barrymore and NAACP Theatre Award nominee. When he's not making art or teaching the next generation of theatre-makers, you can probably find him on a tennis court or sitting down to a meal that makes him want to sing.
Latest:
Reggie D. White to direct the Seattle Premiere of James Baldwin’s “The Amen Corner”
Image by The Williams Project (2022)
