THE CAST OF NOIR

Known for his comedic presence on social media, Dominique is a rising star based in the D.C. metropolitan area. He is a determined and passionate actor with experience working in the film and theater worlds alike. He has performed at the Lincoln Theatre (in "The Giz") and Bethesda Theater. Dominique is also an active member of the Partycrasherz and DC Black Broadway.

Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Tiera's journey began with a passion for singing at the tender age of 9. She's graced the stage with renowned go-go bands such as Tob, Reaction Band, and Proper Utensils. Now, she brings her talents to a new stage—theatre! Having earned performance credits with DC Black Broadway, Tiera is an emerging artist with incredible talent that has graced local stages. She aspires to expand her talent to audiences worldwide.

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Indeah is a Maryland-bred singer/songwriter who is embracing her passion of acting in her debut role as"Mrs. Goode" in “NOIR.” Her mother signed her up at eight years old for an actor’s guild. Her time there was formative and equipped her with the skills to land roles in several plays during grade school. In later years, Indeah honed in on her lifelong love for music, performing in open mics and singing competitions. All the while, Indeah shared a love for many art forms, anywhere from songwriting to painting and even beauty. She has worked as a professional makeup artist and hair stylist for television and special events since 2018. Indeah has loved working backstage for the past few years, but is ready to present her talents in front of the curtain.

Isaiah hails from Waldorf, Maryland, where he cultivated his sultry vocals and his fusion of electric hip hop with the art of storytelling. His musical influence stems from his church upbringing and his mother who sang with a touring gospel choir. On April 16, 2011, Isaiah prepared to send his brother off to prom and to perform later that evening when he was suddenly shot in the head. Miraculously, he survived, but lost his eyesight. Determined to not lose his artistic vision, Isaiah assumed the artist name "Envizion" and used his disability to magnify his musical abilities. Isaiah graduated cum laude from Bowie State University and continues create timeless music that inspires his growing fan base.

Carl Stewart is an actor and voice actor from New Orleans, Louisiana. He received his degree and training from Howard University. Carl has worked with theatres including Imagination Stage and Olney Theatre Center for the latter's 73rd National Players Tour. He gives thanks and warmest regards to the crew and cast of "NOIR," as well as God and his family.

A Southern Maryland resident, Bowie State University graduate, and Seidel Fellow at 1st Stage, Terrence is excited to make his first professional theatrical appearance in “NOIR.” In other productions, Terrence played “Trouble/ Doctor” in “In The Blood” by Susan Lori Parks and “Omari” in Dominique Morriseau’s “Pipeline.” Terrence is also a voice actor who was recently heard as “Joseph Rouleau” in the award-winning “The Everything is OK Show,” written and directed by Milo Ferguson. Regarding “NOIR,” Terrence hopes the play resonates with you as much as it does for him.

Erin is a singer, songwriter, and actress from the DMV area who is pursuing a professional music and acting career. when performing musically, she goes by the stage name "Soirée." Erin has performed at multiple venues in Maryland and D.C. and has debuted in several sold out plays over the years—strengthening her skills along the way. soirée has released music internationally that can be found on major digital music platforms including Apple Music, iTunes, and Spotify. Erin is quite the comedian and considers stand up comedy as another performance area to pursue... 'cause she’s got jokes and a big personality.

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Alexander is an actor and film director born and raised in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. Alexander graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Video Studies and concentration in Directing. Throughout the years, he has honed his craft and strived to play roles that portray people of color in a way that helps others see them as more than just stereotypes. He has performed in “In the Heights,” “The Gondoliers,” “Cinderella,” “The Man of La Mancha,” and “The Wiz.” Although Alexander is more recently known for his work in film, he originally worked in theater and is glad to be back on stage.