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The cast of Milwaukee Rep's 2018 production of "In the Heights" sings the show's finale in this special music video recorded from locations across the nation. Video premiered April 23, 2020.

Rep favorites and real life couple Jessie Hooker-Bailey and Gilbert L. Bailey II sing 'What About Love?' from "The Color Purple." Video premiered April 13, 2020.

Jay O. Sanders, who regularly works in TV, film and theater - most recently on Broadway in "Girl From the North Country," performs the monologue “Tags” written by Rajiv Joseph (Guards at the Taj) and directed by May Adrales. Video premiered July 15, 2020.

Alexis J Roston ("Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill" and "The Color Purple") sings 'You Are The Sunshine Of My Life.' Video released on July 9, 2020.

What's the Tea? hosted by Artistic Director Mark Clements featuring Ayad Akhtar - a Milwaukee native, playwright ("Disgraced," "Junk") and Pulitzer Prize winner. Video premiered April 7, 2020.

N’Jameh Camara (“Junk”) performs a Mercutio monologue from Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet,” directed by Dawn Monique Williams for the PlayOn series. Video released July 9, 2020.

Nicholas Rodriguez who played Sky Masterson in “Guys and Dolls" (2017) sings “Brave." Video premiered May 14, 2020.

Playwright Lloyd Suh's (The Chinese Lady) original monologue "Middleton" - a tribute to Milwaukee Bucks' Khris Middleton - performed by Lillian Castillo (In the Heights, The Nerd). Video premiered April 26, 2020.

Enjoy the Prop Fish Story with Properties Director Jim Guy in the Behind-The-Scenes series. Video released July 2, 2020.

Christina Acosta Robinson who played Shug Avery in “The Color Purple" (2014) sings “The Day I Stop Loving You." Video premiered June 8, 2020.

Playwright Rick Cleveland ("Five Presidents") wrote the original monologue "Unknown Hero" performed by Maulik Pancholy known for his roles on TV's “30 Rock” and “Weeds." Video premiered April 19, 2020

Ambrose Wilson-Brown (Mental Performance Coach at MISPIBO Fitness and Director of SKY Schools) shares breathing exercises to help cope with challenging times. Video premiered June 10, 2020.

What's the Tea? hosted by Artistic Director Mark Clements featuring Tony nominated actor Rob McClure - most recently seen in the title role of "Mrs. Doubtfire" on Broadway. Video premiered April 28, 2020

Milwaukee playwright and theater artist Marie Kohler performs her original monologue “The Photograph.” Video premiered April 15, 2020.

Rep favorites and real life couple Michael Doherty & Alex Keiper perform The Beatles “I Want To Hold Your Hand!" Michael and Alex were most recently seen in “The Nerd." Video premiered April 27, 2020.

Playwright Joanna Murray-Smith (American Song) wrote the original monologue "Luca in the Park" - performed by Reese Parish (West Side Story, Lost Girl, Everybody). Video premiered May 27, 2020.

Lili Thomas ("Blues in the Night," "Cabaret") performs this 'Reprise' event featuring scenes and songs from "We're Gonna Die" by Young Jean Lee.
Video premiered May 22, 2020