Morgan Charéce Hall is elated to make their People's Light debut! Morgan Charéce is a Philadelphia native and a multidisciplinary, Barrymore Award-winning artist. Some of her previous regional credits include Ernestine Crump in Crumbs from the Table of Joy, Mariane in Tartuffe, Nina in The Royale, Gwendolen in Travesties, and Margaret Moore in A Man for All Seasons (Lantern Theater Company) Other credits include Althea Gibson in Sweet Spot (Fulton Theatre), Morning in Plantation: Black (InterAct Theatre LobstahLab), Angela in Sandblasted (Theatre Horizon), and Paulina in School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play (Arden Theatre Company). A huge THANK YOU and waves of love over the floodlights to Steve for this opportunity, trust, leadership and commitment to collaboration. To my phenomenal A Raisin in the Sun castmates and crew: I am in awe of your work and I feel blessed to have been part of this journey with all of you and witness your work. FAMILY FIRST ❤️ This process was truly a blessing to be a part of. Lorraine Hansberry once said “The supreme test of an artist is the ability to render the infinite variety of the human spirit - which invariably hangs between despair and joy,” and it truly has been a blessing working with every artist that touched this production. I know we are making her proud as we honor her with this piece.
I want to take the time to thank and acknowledge all of the Black and Indigenous warrior women who raised, nurtured, and cared for me. "I Am because You Are." I would like to thank the Creator, my mother, and my Ancestors for always supporting her and instilling in her a strong dedication and commitment to artistry, activism, and the magnetic power of storytelling. Asé.