Who's Who

Chloe McFarlane

Chloe (Joy) is a senior Theatre Arts student at Boston University concentrating in Acting and Playwriting. Acting credits include Marlene in Top Girls and Juliet in Romeo and Juliet.

Amanda Esmie Reynolds

Amanda is performer, writer & director from Queens New York, receiving a BFA in Theatre Arts at Boston University. Her work is concerned with the black female body, cycles of violence, and heritage. Selected Professional Credits: Our Friend Lyssa (Fresh Ink), Macbeth (Actors Shakespeare Project), Raisin In The Sun (New Rep) Educational Theatre: One Penny Down (BU) Skriker (BU)

Charlotte Compo

Charlotte Compo is a New York based actor currently completing her BFA in Acting with a Musical Theatre concentration at Boston University. Her work at BU includes "Julia" in Fefu and Her Friends, "Angel" in The Rink, and "Old Lady" in Sunday in the Park with George. She has trained at LAMDA and Accademia Dell’Arte. She’s also a singer and dancer with a background at the Alvin Ailey School. Thanks to Mom and Dad always. charlottecompo.com

Lillian Colvin

(she/her) is a current Sophomore Acting Major at Boston University. BU credits include; The Crucible (Thomas Putnam/Movement Ens.), Clown Bar One & Clown Bar Two (Twinkles/Virginia) happening this April! She sends her love to her family, friends and the LLP Team :)

Sydney Alicia Jackson

Sydney Alicia Jackson is a Boston and New York based actor, singer, and stage manager. Her stage management credits include HALF (BU) and The Crucible (BU). Sydney’s acting credits include Dailyn in Morning, Noon, and Night (Company One), Squeak in The Color Purple (Umbrella Arts), Ensemble in Beauty & the Beast (Summer Theatre of New Canaan), Ensemble in The Spongebob Musical (Wheelock Family Theatre), Lack in Make Way for Ducklings (Hangar Theatre), and Mom in Pete the Cat (Hangar Theatre). She is pursuing a BFA in Acting with a Concentration in Musical Theatre from Boston University College of Fine Arts. www.sydneyaliciajackson.com

Patrese D McClain

Patrese D. McClain is a Chicago-born actor, director, educator, and ARTivist whose work lives at the intersection of performance, pedagogy, and social impact. As a stage and screen actor, she has performed nationally, including the Tony Award-winning Broadway tour of *Jitney*, with additional credits at The Public Theater, The Old Globe, Goodman Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, and other leading regional institutions. Her film and television work includes *Widows*, *Captive State*, *Workingman*, BET’s *Friend Request*, and appearances on *Fargo* (FX), *Chicago Med*, *Chicago Fire*, *Sirens*, and *Detroit 1-8-7*. A Barrymore Award-winning actor and Joseph Jefferson Award nominee, Patrese brings the same rigor to her work as an educator and mentor. She is a faculty member at Boston University School of Theatre and teaches at the National Theatre Institute, where she supports emerging artists in developing bold, embodied, and socially conscious work. Committed to equity and access, she is the founder of Pure Art Education and a collaborator on The Collab Project, creating opportunities for youth to tell their own stories through film and performance. Patrese holds a BFA from Howard University and an MFA from Penn State and is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association and SAG-AFTRA.