Don X. Nguyen (Playwright)

Don Nguyen is a Vietnamese refugee, born in Saigon, Vietnam, and relocated to Lincoln, Nebraska at the age of three.  Don studied theatre at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and served as the Artistic Director of the Shelterbelt Theatre in Omaha from 1999-2003.  Don also worked as a software developer for several companies, most notably as a defense contractor for the US Government.  He is currently based out of New York City.  

Full length plays include: THE SUPREME LEADER, HELLO, FROM THE CHILDREN OF PLANET EARTH (World Premiere: The Playwrights Realm), SOUND (World Premiere: Azeotrope/ACT Seattle), RED FLAMBOYANT (World Premiere: Firebone Theatre Company), THE COMMENCEMENT OF WILLIAM TAN (Yale Cabaret), THE MAN FROM SAIGON and THE WORLD IS NOT SILENT (East West Players). Don was also one of forty-eight playwrights commissioned to write for THE MYSTERIES which received its world premiere at The Flea (AD: Jim Simpson, dir: Ed Iskander).  Don is currently developing THE GOLDEN SPIKE, a new musical in collaboration with the folk-rock band The Lobbyists.

In addition, Don’s work has been developed or produced at The Public Theater, Roundabout Theatre Company, Alley Theatre, ACT, Ma-Yi Theatre, The Playwrights Realm, The Flea, New York Stage & Film, Naked Angels, Labyrinth Theater Company, The Civilians, The Bay Area Playwrights Festival, Ojai Playwrights Conference, Joe’s Pub, and SPACE on Ryder Farm.  Don is the recipient of the 2015 GAP Prize from the Aurora Theatre and New York Stage & Film Founder’s award and has been a finalist for The O’Neill National Playwrights Conference, The Princess Grace Award, the Jonathan Larson Grant and The Woodward International Playwriting Prize.  Nominations include: the Laurents/Hatcher award and the L. Arnold Weissberger Award and a Gregory Award outstanding play nomination for SOUND.

Don is a proud member of the Ma-Yi Writers Lab, the Public Theater’s inaugural Emerging Writers Group, The Civilians inaugural R&D Group, the 52nd Street Project, and a co-founder of Mission to (dit)Mars, a Queens based theatre arts collective.  For more information, please visit: thenuge.com

Kevin Moriarty (Director)

KEVIN MORIARTY is the Enloe/Rose Artistic Director of Dallas Theater Center, where his work as a director includes: It’s a Bird … It’s a Plane … It’s Superman; The Who’s Tommy; The Wiz; A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Henry IV; King Lear; The Tempest; Fat Pig; his original adaptation of A Christmas Carol; Oedipus el Rey; Medea; Electra; Colossal; All the Way; Inherit the Wind; Hair, The Great Society, The Trials of Sam Houston; Twelfth Night and In the Bleak Midwinter: A Christmas Carol For Our Time.  Since 2007 he has led Dallas Theater Center through many new initiatives, including the move into the Wyly Theatre; the establishment of the Brierley Resident Acting Company; the creation of Public Work Dallas; an extensive series of new play productions; community collaborations with North Texas Food Bank, Dallas Holocaust Museum, Dallas Museum of Art, and most of the region’s theater companies; and multi-year partnerships with Booker T. Washington High School for the Visual and Performing Arts and SMU Meadows School of the Arts. Before joining Dallas Theater Center, Kevin served as the artistic director of the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca, NY, for seven years. From 2002-2007 Kevin was the Head of Directing for the Brown University/Trinity Rep MFA Program in Providence, RI, and he was an Associate Artist at Trinity Rep Company. He made his operatic directing debut with The Lighthouse for The Dallas Opera in 2012 and directed The Marriage of Figaro in 2014. Kevin has served as a public school music teacher at La Crescent High School in La Crescent, MN, and as an Associate Professor at Brown University. Kevin has served as Board Chair for Dallas Arts District and Theatre Communications Group, Vice-President for National Alliance for Musical Theatre, member of Booker T. Washington Advisory Board and the Dallas Assembly; he has been a recipient of a Drama League directing fellowship, and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.

Don X. Nguyen (Playwright)

Don Nguyen is a Vietnamese refugee, born in Saigon, Vietnam, and relocated to Lincoln, Nebraska at the age of three.  Don studied theatre at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and served as the Artistic Director of the Shelterbelt Theatre in Omaha from 1999-2003.  Don also worked as a software developer for several companies, most notably as a defense contractor for the US Government.  He is currently based out of New York City.  

Full length plays include: THE SUPREME LEADER, HELLO, FROM THE CHILDREN OF PLANET EARTH (World Premiere: The Playwrights Realm), SOUND (World Premiere: Azeotrope/ACT Seattle), RED FLAMBOYANT (World Premiere: Firebone Theatre Company), THE COMMENCEMENT OF WILLIAM TAN (Yale Cabaret), THE MAN FROM SAIGON and THE WORLD IS NOT SILENT (East West Players). Don was also one of forty-eight playwrights commissioned to write for THE MYSTERIES which received its world premiere at The Flea (AD: Jim Simpson, dir: Ed Iskander).  Don is currently developing THE GOLDEN SPIKE, a new musical in collaboration with the folk-rock band The Lobbyists.

In addition, Don’s work has been developed or produced at The Public Theater, Roundabout Theatre Company, Alley Theatre, ACT, Ma-Yi Theatre, The Playwrights Realm, The Flea, New York Stage & Film, Naked Angels, Labyrinth Theater Company, The Civilians, The Bay Area Playwrights Festival, Ojai Playwrights Conference, Joe’s Pub, and SPACE on Ryder Farm.  Don is the recipient of the 2015 GAP Prize from the Aurora Theatre and New York Stage & Film Founder’s award and has been a finalist for The O’Neill National Playwrights Conference, The Princess Grace Award, the Jonathan Larson Grant and The Woodward International Playwriting Prize.  Nominations include: the Laurents/Hatcher award and the L. Arnold Weissberger Award and a Gregory Award outstanding play nomination for SOUND.

Don is a proud member of the Ma-Yi Writers Lab, the Public Theater’s inaugural Emerging Writers Group, The Civilians inaugural R&D Group, the 52nd Street Project, and a co-founder of Mission to (dit)Mars, a Queens based theatre arts collective.  For more information, please visit: thenuge.com

Kevin Moriarty (Director)

KEVIN MORIARTY is the Enloe/Rose Artistic Director of Dallas Theater Center, where his work as a director includes: It’s a Bird … It’s a Plane … It’s Superman; The Who’s Tommy; The Wiz; A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Henry IV; King Lear; The Tempest; Fat Pig; his original adaptation of A Christmas Carol; Oedipus el Rey; Medea; Electra; Colossal; All the Way; Inherit the Wind; Hair, The Great Society, The Trials of Sam Houston; Twelfth Night and In the Bleak Midwinter: A Christmas Carol For Our Time.  Since 2007 he has led Dallas Theater Center through many new initiatives, including the move into the Wyly Theatre; the establishment of the Brierley Resident Acting Company; the creation of Public Work Dallas; an extensive series of new play productions; community collaborations with North Texas Food Bank, Dallas Holocaust Museum, Dallas Museum of Art, and most of the region’s theater companies; and multi-year partnerships with Booker T. Washington High School for the Visual and Performing Arts and SMU Meadows School of the Arts. Before joining Dallas Theater Center, Kevin served as the artistic director of the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca, NY, for seven years. From 2002-2007 Kevin was the Head of Directing for the Brown University/Trinity Rep MFA Program in Providence, RI, and he was an Associate Artist at Trinity Rep Company. He made his operatic directing debut with The Lighthouse for The Dallas Opera in 2012 and directed The Marriage of Figaro in 2014. Kevin has served as a public school music teacher at La Crescent High School in La Crescent, MN, and as an Associate Professor at Brown University. Kevin has served as Board Chair for Dallas Arts District and Theatre Communications Group, Vice-President for National Alliance for Musical Theatre, member of Booker T. Washington Advisory Board and the Dallas Assembly; he has been a recipient of a Drama League directing fellowship, and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.

Oscar Seung (Kim Jong-Un )

Oscar Seung hails from Lausanne, Switzerland, and is a Dallas-based actor, violinist, pianist, opera singer, and music director. From film and television pilots to theater and voiceovers, Oscar champions the representation of Asian-Americans in media and the arts. He has a Bachelor’s of Music in Vocal Performance from TCU and teaches private voice, violin, acting, and piano lessons to students from underserved communities. Oscar can currently be seen in We Can Be Heroes on Netflix, directed by Robert Rodriguez, and The Turkey Bowl on Hulu, directed by Greg Coolidge. He also guest co-starred in the ABC pilot, False Profits. 

Anime/video game voiceover credits include: Attack on Titan (Varis), Borderlands 3 (Nettle), Yuri on Ice! (Seung-Gil Lee), One Piece (Daruma), Free! (Nao Serizawa), Fairy Gone (Robert Chase), Touken Ranbu (Kasen Kanesada), Magical Girl Raising Project (Shoichi Murota), Radiant (Baron Furgonde), and Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun (Misaki). Oscar is grateful to make appearances at anime conventions all over the country, inspiring other BIPOC and LGBT actors to pursue their passion for the arts. He is a member of Actors’ Equity and represented by the Mary Collins Agency.

Twitter: @oscarseung | Instagram: @theoscarseung

imdb.me/oscarseung

Albert Park (Minder )

Albert Park is thrilled to be making his debut at Dallas Theater Center. Select theater credits: Man of God (Geffen Playhouse); Where the Mountain Meets the Moon (South Coast Repertory); Cambodian Rock Band (City Theatre Company/Merrimack Repertory); Yoga Play (MOXIE Theatre); Vietgone (East West Players); Soul Fire (Playwrights Project); The Oldest Boy (San Diego Repertory); All’s Well That Ends Well (The Old Globe); Jade Heart (MOXIE Theatre); The Winter’s Tale (The Old Globe); The Car Plays (Moving Arts/La Jolla Playhouse); Extraordinary Chambers (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company); The Odd Couple (North Coast Repertory); A Man, His Wife, and His Hat (MOXIE Theatre); Golden Child (Chinese Pirate Productions); Flower Drum Song (SDAART/La Jolla Playhouse); Yellow Face (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company); BFE (SDAART/La Jolla Playhouse). Mr. Park can soon be seen in the independent films Borrowed Light and Last Summer of Nathan Lee due out in 2022. He especially thanks DTC, the cast, and crew for this wonderful journey. Albert is eternally grateful to Jenny, Felix, Henry, and Coral, and dedicates this performance to In Soon Choi and Jong Kwon Choi. He is represented by CESD.

McKenna Marmolejo  (Sophie)

McKenna Marmolejo  is beyond thrilled to be making her debut at Dallas Theater Center and to be revisiting the role of Sophie! Recent credits: Beth Henley’s Lightning (Net Marsh), Heathers (Veronica), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Spirit), Agatha Christie’s Spider’s Web (Pippa), Bring It On (Campbell). Other favorites: Elf: The Musical (Michelle), Legally Blonde (Kate/Chutney). TV: The Radical Story of Patty Hearst (CNN), Local Talent, Killing Time, Weird Girls. FILM: Prom Car ’91, Hold To Your Best Self, Orbit, Dough. Lots of love, hugs, and gratitude to her team and family. ¡Besitos, Ryan y Pilot!

Garrett Weir (Roger)

Garrett Weir is thrilled to make his Dallas Theater Center debut in The Supreme Leader! He graduated in May of 2021 from Texas Christian University where he is obtained his BFA in Theater with an Acting emphasis. With Theater TCU, notable credits include 42nd Street, Pericles, Children of Eden, Batboy and A Streetcar Named Desire. Regionally, Garrett made his professional debut this summer in Okoboji Summer Theater’s 63rd season, where he was in Grease, Clue: On Stage!, Ken Ludwig’s The Gods of Comedy, and Urinetown. Born and raised in sunny San Diego, Garrett has also been featured as leading roles in independent and student films, as well as countless other theatrical performances along the way. It is truly an honor for Garrett to join the company of Dallas Theater Center, and he is humbled and ecstatic for the opportunity to bring his own unique energy to this story as a charming antagonist, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. None of this would be possible without the unceasing support from those he loves and those who have mentored him, and he would like to dedicate his first Equity performance to his parents for their unending support of his journey. (All love to my family, my friends, and God above!) garrettweir.com | IG: @bombsauce

Oscar Seung (Kim Jong-Un )

Oscar Seung hails from Lausanne, Switzerland, and is a Dallas-based actor, violinist, pianist, opera singer, and music director. From film and television pilots to theater and voiceovers, Oscar champions the representation of Asian-Americans in media and the arts. He has a Bachelor’s of Music in Vocal Performance from TCU and teaches private voice, violin, acting, and piano lessons to students from underserved communities. Oscar can currently be seen in We Can Be Heroes on Netflix, directed by Robert Rodriguez, and The Turkey Bowl on Hulu, directed by Greg Coolidge. He also guest co-starred in the ABC pilot, False Profits. 

Anime/video game voiceover credits include: Attack on Titan (Varis), Borderlands 3 (Nettle), Yuri on Ice! (Seung-Gil Lee), One Piece (Daruma), Free! (Nao Serizawa), Fairy Gone (Robert Chase), Touken Ranbu (Kasen Kanesada), Magical Girl Raising Project (Shoichi Murota), Radiant (Baron Furgonde), and Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun (Misaki). Oscar is grateful to make appearances at anime conventions all over the country, inspiring other BIPOC and LGBT actors to pursue their passion for the arts. He is a member of Actors’ Equity and represented by the Mary Collins Agency.

Twitter: @oscarseung | Instagram: @theoscarseung

imdb.me/oscarseung

Albert Park (Minder )

Albert Park is thrilled to be making his debut at Dallas Theater Center. Select theater credits: Man of God (Geffen Playhouse); Where the Mountain Meets the Moon (South Coast Repertory); Cambodian Rock Band (City Theatre Company/Merrimack Repertory); Yoga Play (MOXIE Theatre); Vietgone (East West Players); Soul Fire (Playwrights Project); The Oldest Boy (San Diego Repertory); All’s Well That Ends Well (The Old Globe); Jade Heart (MOXIE Theatre); The Winter’s Tale (The Old Globe); The Car Plays (Moving Arts/La Jolla Playhouse); Extraordinary Chambers (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company); The Odd Couple (North Coast Repertory); A Man, His Wife, and His Hat (MOXIE Theatre); Golden Child (Chinese Pirate Productions); Flower Drum Song (SDAART/La Jolla Playhouse); Yellow Face (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company); BFE (SDAART/La Jolla Playhouse). Mr. Park can soon be seen in the independent films Borrowed Light and Last Summer of Nathan Lee due out in 2022. He especially thanks DTC, the cast, and crew for this wonderful journey. Albert is eternally grateful to Jenny, Felix, Henry, and Coral, and dedicates this performance to In Soon Choi and Jong Kwon Choi. He is represented by CESD.

McKenna Marmolejo  (Sophie)

McKenna Marmolejo  is beyond thrilled to be making her debut at Dallas Theater Center and to be revisiting the role of Sophie! Recent credits: Beth Henley’s Lightning (Net Marsh), Heathers (Veronica), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Spirit), Agatha Christie’s Spider’s Web (Pippa), Bring It On (Campbell). Other favorites: Elf: The Musical (Michelle), Legally Blonde (Kate/Chutney). TV: The Radical Story of Patty Hearst (CNN), Local Talent, Killing Time, Weird Girls. FILM: Prom Car ’91, Hold To Your Best Self, Orbit, Dough. Lots of love, hugs, and gratitude to her team and family. ¡Besitos, Ryan y Pilot!

Garrett Weir (Roger)

Garrett Weir is thrilled to make his Dallas Theater Center debut in The Supreme Leader! He graduated in May of 2021 from Texas Christian University where he is obtained his BFA in Theater with an Acting emphasis. With Theater TCU, notable credits include 42nd Street, Pericles, Children of Eden, Batboy and A Streetcar Named Desire. Regionally, Garrett made his professional debut this summer in Okoboji Summer Theater’s 63rd season, where he was in Grease, Clue: On Stage!, Ken Ludwig’s The Gods of Comedy, and Urinetown. Born and raised in sunny San Diego, Garrett has also been featured as leading roles in independent and student films, as well as countless other theatrical performances along the way. It is truly an honor for Garrett to join the company of Dallas Theater Center, and he is humbled and ecstatic for the opportunity to bring his own unique energy to this story as a charming antagonist, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. None of this would be possible without the unceasing support from those he loves and those who have mentored him, and he would like to dedicate his first Equity performance to his parents for their unending support of his journey. (All love to my family, my friends, and God above!) garrettweir.com | IG: @bombsauce

Oscar Seung (Kim Jong-Un )

Oscar Seung hails from Lausanne, Switzerland, and is a Dallas-based actor, violinist, pianist, opera singer, and music director. From film and television pilots to theater and voiceovers, Oscar champions the representation of Asian-Americans in media and the arts. He has a Bachelor’s of Music in Vocal Performance from TCU and teaches private voice, violin, acting, and piano lessons to students from underserved communities. Oscar can currently be seen in We Can Be Heroes on Netflix, directed by Robert Rodriguez, and The Turkey Bowl on Hulu, directed by Greg Coolidge. He also guest co-starred in the ABC pilot, False Profits. 

Anime/video game voiceover credits include: Attack on Titan (Varis), Borderlands 3 (Nettle), Yuri on Ice! (Seung-Gil Lee), One Piece (Daruma), Free! (Nao Serizawa), Fairy Gone (Robert Chase), Touken Ranbu (Kasen Kanesada), Magical Girl Raising Project (Shoichi Murota), Radiant (Baron Furgonde), and Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun (Misaki). Oscar is grateful to make appearances at anime conventions all over the country, inspiring other BIPOC and LGBT actors to pursue their passion for the arts. He is a member of Actors’ Equity and represented by the Mary Collins Agency.

Twitter: @oscarseung | Instagram: @theoscarseung

imdb.me/oscarseung

Albert Park (Minder )

Albert Park is thrilled to be making his debut at Dallas Theater Center. Select theater credits: Man of God (Geffen Playhouse); Where the Mountain Meets the Moon (South Coast Repertory); Cambodian Rock Band (City Theatre Company/Merrimack Repertory); Yoga Play (MOXIE Theatre); Vietgone (East West Players); Soul Fire (Playwrights Project); The Oldest Boy (San Diego Repertory); All’s Well That Ends Well (The Old Globe); Jade Heart (MOXIE Theatre); The Winter’s Tale (The Old Globe); The Car Plays (Moving Arts/La Jolla Playhouse); Extraordinary Chambers (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company); The Odd Couple (North Coast Repertory); A Man, His Wife, and His Hat (MOXIE Theatre); Golden Child (Chinese Pirate Productions); Flower Drum Song (SDAART/La Jolla Playhouse); Yellow Face (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company); BFE (SDAART/La Jolla Playhouse). Mr. Park can soon be seen in the independent films Borrowed Light and Last Summer of Nathan Lee due out in 2022. He especially thanks DTC, the cast, and crew for this wonderful journey. Albert is eternally grateful to Jenny, Felix, Henry, and Coral, and dedicates this performance to In Soon Choi and Jong Kwon Choi. He is represented by CESD.

McKenna Marmolejo  (Sophie)

McKenna Marmolejo  is beyond thrilled to be making her debut at Dallas Theater Center and to be revisiting the role of Sophie! Recent credits: Beth Henley’s Lightning (Net Marsh), Heathers (Veronica), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Spirit), Agatha Christie’s Spider’s Web (Pippa), Bring It On (Campbell). Other favorites: Elf: The Musical (Michelle), Legally Blonde (Kate/Chutney). TV: The Radical Story of Patty Hearst (CNN), Local Talent, Killing Time, Weird Girls. FILM: Prom Car ’91, Hold To Your Best Self, Orbit, Dough. Lots of love, hugs, and gratitude to her team and family. ¡Besitos, Ryan y Pilot!

Garrett Weir (Roger)

Garrett Weir is thrilled to make his Dallas Theater Center debut in The Supreme Leader! He graduated in May of 2021 from Texas Christian University where he is obtained his BFA in Theater with an Acting emphasis. With Theater TCU, notable credits include 42nd Street, Pericles, Children of Eden, Batboy and A Streetcar Named Desire. Regionally, Garrett made his professional debut this summer in Okoboji Summer Theater’s 63rd season, where he was in Grease, Clue: On Stage!, Ken Ludwig’s The Gods of Comedy, and Urinetown. Born and raised in sunny San Diego, Garrett has also been featured as leading roles in independent and student films, as well as countless other theatrical performances along the way. It is truly an honor for Garrett to join the company of Dallas Theater Center, and he is humbled and ecstatic for the opportunity to bring his own unique energy to this story as a charming antagonist, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. None of this would be possible without the unceasing support from those he loves and those who have mentored him, and he would like to dedicate his first Equity performance to his parents for their unending support of his journey. (All love to my family, my friends, and God above!) garrettweir.com | IG: @bombsauce

Oscar Seung (Kim Jong-Un )

Oscar Seung hails from Lausanne, Switzerland, and is a Dallas-based actor, violinist, pianist, opera singer, and music director. From film and television pilots to theater and voiceovers, Oscar champions the representation of Asian-Americans in media and the arts. He has a Bachelor’s of Music in Vocal Performance from TCU and teaches private voice, violin, acting, and piano lessons to students from underserved communities. Oscar can currently be seen in We Can Be Heroes on Netflix, directed by Robert Rodriguez, and The Turkey Bowl on Hulu, directed by Greg Coolidge. He also guest co-starred in the ABC pilot, False Profits. 

Anime/video game voiceover credits include: Attack on Titan (Varis), Borderlands 3 (Nettle), Yuri on Ice! (Seung-Gil Lee), One Piece (Daruma), Free! (Nao Serizawa), Fairy Gone (Robert Chase), Touken Ranbu (Kasen Kanesada), Magical Girl Raising Project (Shoichi Murota), Radiant (Baron Furgonde), and Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun (Misaki). Oscar is grateful to make appearances at anime conventions all over the country, inspiring other BIPOC and LGBT actors to pursue their passion for the arts. He is a member of Actors’ Equity and represented by the Mary Collins Agency.

Twitter: @oscarseung | Instagram: @theoscarseung

imdb.me/oscarseung

Albert Park (Minder )

Albert Park is thrilled to be making his debut at Dallas Theater Center. Select theater credits: Man of God (Geffen Playhouse); Where the Mountain Meets the Moon (South Coast Repertory); Cambodian Rock Band (City Theatre Company/Merrimack Repertory); Yoga Play (MOXIE Theatre); Vietgone (East West Players); Soul Fire (Playwrights Project); The Oldest Boy (San Diego Repertory); All’s Well That Ends Well (The Old Globe); Jade Heart (MOXIE Theatre); The Winter’s Tale (The Old Globe); The Car Plays (Moving Arts/La Jolla Playhouse); Extraordinary Chambers (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company); The Odd Couple (North Coast Repertory); A Man, His Wife, and His Hat (MOXIE Theatre); Golden Child (Chinese Pirate Productions); Flower Drum Song (SDAART/La Jolla Playhouse); Yellow Face (Mo’olelo Performing Arts Company); BFE (SDAART/La Jolla Playhouse). Mr. Park can soon be seen in the independent films Borrowed Light and Last Summer of Nathan Lee due out in 2022. He especially thanks DTC, the cast, and crew for this wonderful journey. Albert is eternally grateful to Jenny, Felix, Henry, and Coral, and dedicates this performance to In Soon Choi and Jong Kwon Choi. He is represented by CESD.

McKenna Marmolejo  (Sophie)

McKenna Marmolejo  is beyond thrilled to be making her debut at Dallas Theater Center and to be revisiting the role of Sophie! Recent credits: Beth Henley’s Lightning (Net Marsh), Heathers (Veronica), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Spirit), Agatha Christie’s Spider’s Web (Pippa), Bring It On (Campbell). Other favorites: Elf: The Musical (Michelle), Legally Blonde (Kate/Chutney). TV: The Radical Story of Patty Hearst (CNN), Local Talent, Killing Time, Weird Girls. FILM: Prom Car ’91, Hold To Your Best Self, Orbit, Dough. Lots of love, hugs, and gratitude to her team and family. ¡Besitos, Ryan y Pilot!

Garrett Weir (Roger)

Garrett Weir is thrilled to make his Dallas Theater Center debut in The Supreme Leader! He graduated in May of 2021 from Texas Christian University where he is obtained his BFA in Theater with an Acting emphasis. With Theater TCU, notable credits include 42nd Street, Pericles, Children of Eden, Batboy and A Streetcar Named Desire. Regionally, Garrett made his professional debut this summer in Okoboji Summer Theater’s 63rd season, where he was in Grease, Clue: On Stage!, Ken Ludwig’s The Gods of Comedy, and Urinetown. Born and raised in sunny San Diego, Garrett has also been featured as leading roles in independent and student films, as well as countless other theatrical performances along the way. It is truly an honor for Garrett to join the company of Dallas Theater Center, and he is humbled and ecstatic for the opportunity to bring his own unique energy to this story as a charming antagonist, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. None of this would be possible without the unceasing support from those he loves and those who have mentored him, and he would like to dedicate his first Equity performance to his parents for their unending support of his journey. (All love to my family, my friends, and God above!) garrettweir.com | IG: @bombsauce