Billie Krishawn is a graduate of Drew University and Duke Ellington School of the Arts. Recent credits include The Caucasian Chalk Circle (Constellation Theatre), Emilie (WSC AvantBard) How Old is a Hero (Discovery Theatre) Greensboro Counter (Smithsonian American History Museum) and Jumanji (Adventure Theatre). She works as a teaching artist for The Manhattan Theatre Club’s education program, Tectonic Theatre Project and various others. Louis E. Davis is excited to be working with Capital Fringe for this production. Recent credits include The Frederick Douglass Project (Solas Nua) Don Juan (Taffety Punk)Word Becomes Flesh (Theater Alliance) and King Lear (WSC Avant Bard). Television credits include House of Horrors:Abducted andWho the (Bleep) Did I Marry… (Investigation Discovery Channel). Louis holds a BFA in Theatre Arts/ Acting from Howard University. “Thank you Ma for everything, I love & miss you!” Karen Novack is happy to be returning to Fringe after drowning in the Georgetown swimming pool (with Solas Nua) and murdering her coworkers at the back of the Playbill Cafe (with Molotov Theatre) in previous years. Throughout her career, Karen has also had the privilege of working withYoung Playwrights’ Theater, Keegan Theatre, Rep Stage, Everyman Theatre, Studio 2nd Stage, Spooky Action Theater,WSC Avant Bard, Scena Theatre, and Lean and Hungry Theater.
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