Mezera-Morris - Person Sheet
Mezera-Morris - Person Sheet
NameREDD, Randy 
, Uncle
, UncleBirth Date23 Nov 1974 Age: 50
OccupationWriter, director, and musician
FlagsMorris Line, Redd Line
FatherREDD, Zelmer Gordon (1943-)
MotherPAULK, Mary Lucille (1942-)
Misc. Notes
The Daily Leader
March 13, 2006
Randy Redd graduated from Brookhaven High School in 1982. Over the years, Redd has managed to build an impressive gallery of work.
Randy made his Broadway debut in “Parade” directed by Harold Prince at Lincoln Center. He appeared as “Britt Craig” in the National Tour of “Parade” and as “Bingo Little” in the American premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “By Jeeves.” Off-Broadway and regional credits include “Blood Brothers” (Best Actor Nomination), “Smoke on the Mountain,” “Forever Plaid” (Connecticut Critic’s Circle Award),”One Man Band” with Academy Award-winner James Lecesne, the 25th Anniversary Production of “Pump Boys and Dinettes” (Metrolina Theater Award and Charlotte Theater Award) and “Empire.”
Film and television credits include “Kinsey” directed by Academy Award winner Bill Condon, “The Wright Verdicts” (CBS), Fame L.A. Good Morning America and the Tony Awards (CBS). He is also a writer and composer, in his own right.
His first play, “Mississippi Sugar” was developed and produced at The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. Composer credits include “Lucky Sky,” “Monkey Shines,” “Hold,” “Jacob Sterling: For Crying Out Loud” and “There’s the Story,” a new play by Tim McCracken.
Redd teaches at New York University, The Atlantic Theater Company and is a teaching artist with Camp Broadway, Broadway Classroom, Arts Horizons, Dream Yard and the BRAVO Network’s “On with the Show”
March 13, 2006
Randy Redd graduated from Brookhaven High School in 1982. Over the years, Redd has managed to build an impressive gallery of work.
Randy made his Broadway debut in “Parade” directed by Harold Prince at Lincoln Center. He appeared as “Britt Craig” in the National Tour of “Parade” and as “Bingo Little” in the American premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “By Jeeves.” Off-Broadway and regional credits include “Blood Brothers” (Best Actor Nomination), “Smoke on the Mountain,” “Forever Plaid” (Connecticut Critic’s Circle Award),”One Man Band” with Academy Award-winner James Lecesne, the 25th Anniversary Production of “Pump Boys and Dinettes” (Metrolina Theater Award and Charlotte Theater Award) and “Empire.”
Film and television credits include “Kinsey” directed by Academy Award winner Bill Condon, “The Wright Verdicts” (CBS), Fame L.A. Good Morning America and the Tony Awards (CBS). He is also a writer and composer, in his own right.
His first play, “Mississippi Sugar” was developed and produced at The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. Composer credits include “Lucky Sky,” “Monkey Shines,” “Hold,” “Jacob Sterling: For Crying Out Loud” and “There’s the Story,” a new play by Tim McCracken.
Redd teaches at New York University, The Atlantic Theater Company and is a teaching artist with Camp Broadway, Broadway Classroom, Arts Horizons, Dream Yard and the BRAVO Network’s “On with the Show”