THE ARTISTS

Morgan Siobhan Green is a multi-hyphenated artist. She is presently penning two pieces for the stage and one for the screen. She plays multiple instruments, and on occasion, you can convince her to sing:) Some of her acting credits include:  Broadway: Be More Chill, National Tours: Hadestown (Original Company, Eurydice), Regional and Off-Broadway: Ceremonies In Dark Old Men (Negro Ensemble Company/ Peccadillo Theater Co), Fish (Keen Company/Working Theater) White Girl In Danger (Secondstage, Caroline), Moby Dick (American Repertory Theatre, Cambridge), Between The Lines (Kansas City Repertory Theatre), Folk Wandering (ART NY) Avalanches (Because I'm Me) Dick Johnson Is Dead (Billie Holiday) TV: “The Bold Type”(Zuri), Morgan will be playing the title role of Antigone in AKS Immerisve’s Season 2 of Drama: An Aural Experience™ coming this summer ‘26. Thanks to The Mine and Rebel Creative Group! @morgansiobhang & morgansiobhan.com

Morgan Siobhan Green will perform in all 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM showtimes. 

Morgan will not perform at 7:00 PM Tuesday, 4/7/26 & Sunday, 4/12/26.

Kalyne Coleman was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. She is a graduate of the Brown University Trinity Rep MFA in Acting Program and a University of Pennsylvania alum. TV credits include Grace, Interview with the Vampire (AMC), So Help Me Todd (CBS), Evil (CBS), and, most recently, Chicago Med (NBC). Off-Broadway credits include Four, What To Send Up When It Goes Down (BAM), Lorraine Hansberry & Nikki Giovanni, Lessons in Survival (Vineyard Theater), and Leigh, America v. 2.1 The Sad Demise and Eventual Extinction of the American Negro (Barrington Stage). Kalyne made her Broadway debut in Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, written by Jocelyn Bioh and directed by Whitney White.

Kalyne Coleman performs in all 2 PM showtimes. 

Kalyne will perform on Tuesday, 4/7/26 & Sunday, 4/12/26 at 7:00 PM.

L Morgan Lee is an award-winning actress, director, and e-bike enthusiast. She received a Tony Award® nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her work in the Pulitzer Prize–winning A STRANGE LOOP, making history as the first openly transgender actor ever nominated. The production won the Tony Award® for Best Musical, and Lee’s performance also earned her an Obie Award, as well as Lucille Lortel and Drama League nominations. Beyond the stage, she starred as Zelda in AKS Immersive’s audio series DRAMA: AN AURAL EXPERIENCE and as Ornate Williams in Osiris Media’s SUGAR MAPLE, alongside Fred Savage, Michele Hurst, and Jacob Ming-Trent. TV: Marvel's DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN (Disney+). FILM: WAYSTATION IN THE STARS. A recipient of the Mark O’Donnell Prize and a 2024 Visibility Award from the Human Rights Campaign, Lee continues to create and develop new work as both an artist and director. In October 2025, she directed a star-studded benefit concert of THE DROWSY CHAPERONE at Carnegie Hall, recently announced to receive Special Recognition Honors at the GLAAD Media Awards this spring. For more: @lmorganlee