Work : New Career 1964 (Began theater)
Social : Joined group 1967 (Created the Al Fann Theatrical Ensemble)
Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1970 (Starred in and directed film)
American actor, director and producer. Assistant director of the Karamu Theatre in Cleveland for 15 years, he founded the Al Fann Theatrical Ensemble in 1967. His films included "Cotton Comes to Harlem," 1970, which he also assistant directed, "The French Connection," 1971, and "Come Back Charleston Blue," 1972, in which he acted and assistant produced. He did radio commercials, TV voice-overs and TV guest shots in various films and series. From 1964 he became deeply involved in theater, including drama and musicals. He wrote, directed and choreographed "Striving," 1975. Read less
Born: Saturday, February 21, 1925 in Cleveland, United States
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