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Saycon Sengbloh Theatrical Resume Saycon Sengbloh AEA, SAG/AFTRA FILM Respect Supporting MGM Liesl Tommy Ask For Jane Supporting Independent Rachel Carey A Shot Through The Wall Supporting Independent Aimee Long Double Play Lead Feature Film Ernest Dickerson American Gangster Supporting Imagine Ent/Univ. Pics. Ridley Scott Across the Universe Sadie's Band Revolution Studios Julie Taymor New Best Friend Featured USA Pictures Zoe Clark-Williams TELEVISION The Wonder Years Series Regular ABC Various Delilah Recurring OWN Various In the Dark Recurring The CW Various Scandal Recurring ABC Various Controversy (Pilot) Series Regular FOX J. Requa, G. Ficarra The Passage Guest Star FOX Eduardo Sanchez Ten Days in the Valley Guest Star ABC Carl Franklin The Night Of Supporting HBO Steve Zallian The Good Wife Guest Star CBS Brooke Kennedy Songbyrd (Pilot) Guest Star E! Andrew McCarthy Law & Order Nurse Peltzer NBC Michael W. Watkins The Prince of Motor City (Pilot) Roz ABC Jack Bender Conviction Recurring NBC Elodie Keene Glory, Glory (pilot) Series Regular Spelling Television Bob Butler Dawson's Creek Guest Star WB James Whitmore Jr. The Rosa Parks Story Featured CBS MOW Julie Dash Funny Valentines Co-Star BET STARZ Julie Dash Mama Flora's Family Featured CBS Miniseries Peter Werner Ditchdigger's Daughter Co-Star Family Channel Johnny Jensen BROADWAY/NATIONAL TOUR Eclipsed Helena Golden Theatre Liesl Tommy *Drama Desk Award - Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play *Tony Award Nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play *Obie Award - Best Ensemble Cast *Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination - Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play Holler If Ya Hear Me Corrine Palace Theatre Kenny Leon Motown Martha Reeves Lunt-Fontanne Theatre Charles Randolph-Wright Fela! Sandra Isidore Eugene O'Neill Bill T. Jones Hair Abe Lincoln/White Boys Trio Al Hirshfeld Theatre Diane Paulus The Color Purple Celie/Nettie Standby Broadway Theatre Gary Griffin Wicked Elphaba Standby Gershwin Theatre Joe Mantello Aida Aida Palace Theatre/1st National Robert Falls Rent Mimi National Tour Michael Greif NEW YORK THEATRE The Secret Life of Bees Rosaleen Atlantic Theatre Company Sam Gold *Drama Desk Award Nomination - Outstanding Actress in a Musical *Outer Critics Circle Award Honoree - Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical In the Blood Hester Signature Theatre Sarah Benson Eclipsed Helena The Public Theatre Liesl Tommy Hurt Village Toyia Signature Theatre Patricia McGregor Hair Abe Lincoln/White Boys Trio NYSF/Delacorte Theatre Diane Paulus Hair 40th Anniversary Concert Abe Lincoln/White Boys Trio The Public Theatre Diane Paulus REGIONAL THEATRE Merrily We Roll Along Gussie Carnegie The Wallis Annenberg Center Michael Arden Page 1 of 2 The House That Will Not Stand Odette NY Stage and Film Marion McClendon Marley Rita Marley Baltimore Center Stage Kwame Kwei-Amah Stagger Lee Frankie Dallas Theater Center Patricia McGregor Once On This Island Erzulie Paper Mill Playhouse Thomas Kail The Color Purple Nettie Alliance Theatre Gary Griffin Jar the Floor Vinnie Alliance Theatre Andrea Frye Dinah Was Mama/Maye/Violet Alliance Theatre David Petrarcha I Know I've Been Changed Ellen Solstice Group Tyler Perry Keep the Faith Ethel Waters Jomandi Productions George Faison WORKSHOPS AND READINGS Ruby Ruby Jonathan Butterell Rumble of Myth Ife Ted Sperling Holler If Ya Hear Me Corinne Kenny Leon Motown - The Musical Martha Reeves Charles Randolph Wright Catch Me If You Can Ensemble Jack O'Brien Rejoice Sarah Kenny Leon Lucky Duck Serina John Rando TRAINING GA Shakespeare Festival Summer Consvertory. Acting: Tim Phillips, Marci Phillips (ABC Casting), Joan Darling, Meryl O'Loughlin, Eddie Foye III, John Jory. Shakespeare: James Serpento. Dialects: Beth McGuire AWARDS Visual & Performing Arts Magnet Student of the Year, The Phoenix Award, Atlanta Young and Powerful for Obama Award, National Winner of the Donna Reed Scholarship in Theatre Page 2 of 2 .
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