'Fannie Lou' Musical

Kirby Mason (Laura, evening) Kirby has worked professionally and in community theaters North and South along the Eastern seaboard. Her last show was in Harlem. Kirby identifies with Fannie Lou Hamer’s activism, particularly in the areas of child and education advocacy. Kirby is a professional educator of students with special disabilities, and enjoys the opportunity Fannie Lou allows her to participate in a production that “applauds the work of a fellow activist seeking equal rights.” 

  Michael Moss (Clarence, matinee and evening) New York theater credits for Michael include the lead role in Tambo with the West Village Music Theate Festival and chorus in I don <3 u ne mor,  Fringe NYC.  Favorite past roles include Remendado  in Carmen, Beadle Bamford in Sweeny Todd and Ben in The Telephone. Michael, a graduate of Harvard University, is also a skilled pianist. 

  Ross Pivec (Sheriff Bedford, evening)  Ross' theatrical credits include: As You Like It, A Chorus Line, Crossing Verrazano, Much Ado About Nothing, and Josephina and Minerva.  Film credits include: “Statue of David,” “The Sublet” and “Cain's Mark.”  Ross has appeared on television in: “Celebrity Ghost Stories 2,” “Monsters Inside Me” and “High School Stories.” He studies with Stewart Solomon.   

  Rodney Singleton (Rev. Hill, matinee and evening) A native of Mississippi, Rod did not have to learn about Fannie Lou Hamer to research his role in Fannie Lou. He already knew about her heroic efforts to promote voting rights, as well as the culture in which those efforts took root. Rodney has been seen in a number of New York productions, but among the Morehouse graduate's most impressive talents is his singing voice. To hear Rod, go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIHaaq02-5U&context=C4e92439ADvjVQa1PpcFOq7HFYHy7Cwxo_GJn992w86wIAeEizwsQ=