Detroit '67

Precious B. Stone

received a BA in Film and Theatre Studies from Yale University, an MA in Folklore from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and an MFA in Drama with a concentration in film and video production from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Precious has directed numerous main stage productions, including The Colored Museum, The Children’s Hour, Las Meninas, The Amen Corner, The Bald Soprano, A Raisin in the Sun, and Choir Boy. Precious also produces and directs dramatic and documentary videos, including the award winning The African Textile Collection of Mrs. Mattye Reed; the shorts Name Journey and Across the Atlantic, which have been screened at festivals in the US and abroad; and Mary Burrill’s Aftermath: Connecting with the Past through Drama, a documentary about the African American experience during World War I as seen through the 1917 play Aftermath. Precious is an Associate Professor in the departments of Communication Arts and Performing Arts & Humanities at CCBC.

G. Maurice (Moe) Conn

is in his eleventh year with CCBC where he is the full-time Technical Director and Designer at CCBC Catonsville’s Center for the Arts Theatre. He has an MFA in Scene Design and Technical Theatre. Moe has been doing technical theatre since 1993, as a Designer, Technician, Technical Director, and Educator. He served as the Technical Director for five summers at Cockpit in Court where he continues to design both lights and sets. He has also designed for Vagabond Players in Fells Point. Moe has received multiple nominations for Best Scene Design from Broadway World.com and received Best Scenic Design from the MD Theatre Guide’s Readers’ Choice Awards. When not backstage, Moe volunteers with “Behind the Scenes” which provides financial support for theatre technicians in need throughout the entertainment industry. He also helps coordinate the Long Reach Long Riders charity motorcycle ride, (www.LRLR.org) to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity fights AIDS and Behind the Scenes, two theatre-based charities.

Sharlene Michelle

is a writer, singer-actor, dancer, costume designer and make-up artist. She has worked as the Costume Designer for several productions for Morgan State University, Coppin Repertory Theatre, Fells Point Corner Theatre, The Strand Theatre, Single Carrot Theatre and other local theatres: There was a Boy, The Bluest Eye, Crowns, Jitney, The Color Purple, For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf, In the Blood and Sojourners, to name a few.

Mone't Howard

is a Theatre major at CCBC. She appeared in Playgue at CCBC Essex. Although she enjoys acting she is very excited to explore the tech side of Theatre, and plans to transfer to a four-year university after CCBC.

Marshall Gibbs

Nick Logue

Michelle Harrison

Ean McChesney

Dahjn Gomez, Owen Taliaferro

Teresa Folks, Marshall Gibbs, Dahjn Gomez, Daquan Harrison, Shaterra Hatchett, Ean McCesney, Owen Taliaferro

Dahjn Maria Gomez

Anne Lefter

Brad Norris

Katie Simmons-Barth

Cathy Kratovil

Lisa L. Boeren

Thom Purdy