Changing the face of American Theater
TYEE TILGHMAN
Tyee is currently at The American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T). He has been working professionally as an actor and teaching artist for more than nine years. He received his BFA in Drama from West Virginia University and is a member of Actor’s Equity. As an actor in Denver, he has worked with The Avenue, Aurora Fox, Listen Productions, & Paragon Theatre. At the Denver Center he recently appeared as George Murchison in A Raisin in the Sun and he is a company member at Curious Theatre. He has done numerous industrials, commercials, plays, and short films in Denver and Washington DC. Teaching credits include the Living History program, Neighborhood Bridges, Interact Story Theatre, Drama teacher for YMCA Camp Letts, and the Mi Casa After School Program.
GLENN GORDON
Glenn Gordon- is an actor originally from Baltimore, MD. Theatre credits include Waiting For Godot (tour with Classical Theatre of Harlem); Deep Azure (Congo Square Theatre Company), Sanctified (Alabama Shakespeare Festival), Hieroglyphic Graffiti (PS 122), Rhyme Deferred (National Black Theatre Festival), Black at Michigan (Cherry Lane Studio), Revenge of a King (NYC Fringe Festival), The Actor's Rap (Off Broadway at Baruch Performing Arts), and American Schemes (NYC Summerstage). Glenn also wrote and will perform his solo performance piece entitled Re:Definition. Glenn is deputy director of The Continuum Project; using African Ancestry and the arts to build community. He has worked with young people in such institutions as Brooklyn Academy of Music and Bronx Lab High School. Glenn received his BFA in Acting from Howard University.
Glenn Gordon- is an actor originally from Baltimore, MD. Theatre credits include Waiting For Godot (tour with Classical Theatre of Harlem); Deep Azure (Congo Square Theatre Company), Sanctified (Alabama Shakespeare Festival), Hieroglyphic Graffiti (PS 122), Rhyme Deferred (National Black Theatre Festival), Black at Michigan (Cherry Lane Studio), Revenge of a King (NYC Fringe Festival), The Actor's Rap (Off Broadway at Baruch Performing Arts), and American Schemes (NYC Summerstage). Glenn also wrote and will perform his solo performance piece entitled Re:Definition. Glenn is deputy director of The Continuum Project; using African Ancestry and the arts to build community. He has worked with young people in such institutions as Brooklyn Academy of Music and Bronx Lab High School. Glenn received his BFA in Acting from Howard University.