At the Theatre Company: Debut. He was last seen at Lookingglass in Mr. Rickey Calls a0 Meeting. Lookingglass credits: Black Diamond: The Years the Locusts Have Eaten, Lookingglass Alice, Around the World in 80 Days (Jeff nomination Best Supporting Actor), Our Town co-directed by Anna D. Shapiro and Jessica Thebus, and The Great Fire. He has performed at Actors Theatre of Louisville, Baltimore Center Stage, Kansas City Rep and Alliance Theatre. Kevin is a writer and lover of comedy. Graduate of the Theatre School at DePaul University. He would like to thank God for this opportunity.

MEET KEVIN DOUGLAS
White Rabbit and others In Lookingglass Alice

• Hometown: Chicago, although I was born in Toronto and lived in Fort Worth, Texas, for 11 years
• Training: BFA degree in Acting from The Theatre School at DePaul University
• What was the role that changed your life? In college, I was the lead in a play called La Bete, by David Hirson. I had to learn a 13-page monologue that started the show. It was my first lead role and the biggest part I had ever had. That was the hardest thing I had ever done … well, until Lookingglass Alice.
• Why are you an actor? Because of all of the jobs I have had, this is the one I truly love. Acting has provided me with other opportunities like: sketch comedy, teaching, playwriting, on-camera work, voice-over … it’s the job that keeps on giving.
• What would you be doing for a career if you weren’t an actor? I would write music. I do sketch comedy and have written a few sketch-comedy shows. In every show I have written there have been original songs. I have written a play and it has three songs in it … I love music. 
• Ideal scene partner: Eddie Murphy, because he was the first actor who made me go, “Wow, I wanna do that.” Watch his older stuff and you will see why.
• Why does Lookingglass Alice matter? Because we live in a world where we rush to get to the next thing and do the next thing. This play asks you to take your time and enjoy every moment.
• What do you hope the audience gets out of it? They should leave remembering that life is short. Play, have fun and enjoy every single moment, especially with loved ones.
• Finish this sentence: “All I want is … ” for people to be nice to each other.

More ‘Meet the Cast’ profiles:
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Molly Brennan, the Red Queen in Lookingglass Alice
Maurice Jones, Orlando in As You Like It
Geoffrey Kent, Actor, Assistant Director and Fight Director in As You Like It
Samuel Taylor, the White Knight in Lookingglass Alice
Matt Zambrano, Touchstone in As You Like It
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Lookingglass Alice: Ticket information
Performances through Oct 11
Stage Theatre
ASL interpreted & Audio described performance: 1:30 p.m. Oct 3
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Groups of 15 or more: 303-446-4829
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Perspectives: 5 things we learned about Lookingglass Alice
Casting announced for Theatre Company’s fall shows
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