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  • Read all about Shilla Benning with TV Guide's exclusive biography including their list of awards, celeb facts and more at TV Guide.
  • Sharon married William Hobert Booker.
  • She was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee and raised in friendly Fridley, Minnesota.
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    • Our cast for WORKING: A MUSICAL

    • Our cast for WORKING: A MUSICAL

    • Our cast for WORKING: A MUSICAL

    • Our cast for WORKING: A MUSICAL

    • Our cast for WORKING: A MUSICAL

    • Our cast for WORKING: A MUSICAL

    Tamilla Woodard talks WORKING: A MUSICAL

    Join Alexis Woodard and Tamilla Woodard (Director) in conversation as they discuss the whats, whys, and hows of doing this musical right now.

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    Join Alexis Woodard and Tamilla Woodard (Director) in conversation as they discuss the whats, whys, and hows of doing this musical right now.

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    "If you're craving an as-close-to-normal-as-humanly-possible-right-now theatre experience full of incredible music, amazing performances, and a powerful message, then WORKING at Alliance Theatre is the perfect show to scratch that itch."

    Ella Embry, Broadway World Atlanta

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    TAMILLA WOODARD is the co-Artistic Director of Working Theater, former BOLD Associate Artistic Director at WP Theater, and the co-founder of PopUP Theatrics. She also served as the associate director of Hadestown on Broadway. This very digital season, her work includes American Dreams by Le

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  • Pipeline

    October 12 - November 3, 2019 , Outcalt Theatre

    by Dominique Morisseau
    directed by Steve H. Broadnax III

    Run time: 100 minutes, no intermission

    Presented by

    In this groundbreaking lyrical drama, Nya—a dedicated inner-city school teacher—sends her own son, Omari, to private school. But when a teacher’s questions push a button, Omari pushes back. An altercation ensues, and Nya’s plans for Omari’s future begin to unravel. Pipeline is a compelling, must-see portrait of the systemic school-to-prison pipeline and the experience of being a parent to a young black man in America.

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    From left to right: Eric Robinson (Dun), Suzette Azariah Gunn (Nya). Photo credit Roger Mastroianni

    From left to right: Kadeem Ali Harris (Omari), Bjorn DuPaty (Xavier). Photo credit Roger Mastroianni

    Seated: Jade Radford (Jasmine). Standing: Suzette Azariah Gunn (Nya). Photo credit Roger Mastroianni

    From left to right: Eric Robinson (Dun), Rachel Harker (Laurie). Photo credit Roger Mastroianni

    Jade Radford as Jasmine. Photo credit Roger Mastroianni

    From left to right: Bjorn DuPaty (Xavier), Kadeem Ali Harris (Omari), Eric Robinson (Dun). Photo cr