(9-1-1 Caller). originally from Louisville, K.Y., holds a BFA in Acting and minors in Musical Theatre and Dance from Point Park Conservatory. Coleman is a member of the NOLA Project Theatre Company and is expanding her artistic home to New York City. Some of her beloved credits include Harry and The Theif (Mimi), Men on Boats (Old Shady), Our Lady of 121st Street (Inez), All The Way (Coretta Scott King), and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (Dussie Mae). When Coleman is not acting, she is pursuing her MBA in information technology at Pace University and living her best life.

(Magalee) has appeared on Broadway in Electra, Having Our Say, and So Long on Lonely Street. Her Off-Broadway credits include Passages (SoHo Rep),The First Noel, Brownsville Song, Cell, Rosmersholm, For Colored Girls (25th Anniversary), Gum, and Ma Rose and Salt. She has been seen regionally in Richard III (The Shakespeare Theatre), My Lord What A Night (CATF), Pride and Prejudice (Rep. Theater of St. Louis), The Tempest (Old Globe), Skeleton Crew (Trinity Rep), A Raisin in the Sun (Arena Stage), The Good Peaches (Cleveland Play House), The House That Will Not Stand (Yale Repertory, Berkeley Repertory, Victory Gardens), Dead and Breathing (CATF, National Black Theater UK premiere), and A Trip to Bountiful (Cincinnati Playhouse, Roundhouse Theater). Film and TV credits include Detroit, “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Deadbeat,” We’ll Never Have Paris, “Golden Boy,” “John Adams,” “The Good Wife,” The Human Stain, The Preacher’s Wife, “Sesame Street,” and “The Wire.”

(9-1-1 Dispatcher and Caller). A veteran actor/coach with over 200 IMDB credits in film, television, commercials and theatre. Nichols is a native of New Orleans who lived and worked in Los Angeles as an actor for 25 years before returning to his hometown in 2002. Hurricane Katrina displaced him and his family again in August 2005 back to Los Angeles for 14 months where he continued to steadily work. He returned permanently to New Orleans in November 2006 where he currently resides. His credits span four decades with such television shows as “Cheers,” “Third Rock From The Sun,” “Mad About You,” “The Drew Carey Show,” “Fresh Prince of Bel Air,” “Charmed, “Buffy The Vampire Slayer,” “NYPD Blue,” “ER,” “Martin,” “The Jamie Foxx Show,” and “The Steve Harvey Show.” He has had recurring roles on HBO's “Treme,” “House of Cards,” “Into The Badlands,” and currently, “Queen of the South.” You can catch him now in the AppleTV film Palmer with Justin Timberlake, as well as the Amazon Prime limited series “Shepherd.”

(9-1-1 Dispatcher and Caller). Off-Broadway credits include Macbeth and Dispatches From (A)mended America. Off-Off Broadway includes The Providence of Neighboring Bodies (Dutch Kills Theater/Ars Nova), The Honeycomb Trilogy: Sovereign (Gideon Productions), and Medea (Phoenix Theatre Ensemble). International credits include Pillars of Society at Teater Ibsen in Skien, Norway, The Providence of Neighboring Bodies at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She is the 2019 winner of the New York Innovative Theatre Award for Outstanding Actress in a Lead Role for her performance in Flux Theatre Ensemble’s Operating Systems. Parquet is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana and holds a B.A. in Theatre Arts from Cornell University.

(Griot). New Orleans native and visionary, Sunni Patterson, is an internationally acclaimed poet, performer, workshop facilitator, certified life coach/spiritual consultant, and initiated priestess. She began her career as a full-time high school teacher, and much of her life since has been devoted to serving as a cultural worker and activist. Through art, poetry, and praise (ancestral remembrance), Patterson encourages dialogue, connectivity, and healing. Her artistry and gift has allowed her to grace a plethora of stages and platforms. Patterson is a 2020 John O’Neal Cultural Arts Fellow, and currently serves as a Resident Artist for both the City of New Orleans’ Claiborne Corridor Cultural Initiative and Junebug Productions.

(Ruth) is featured in the Emmy-winning Apollo Theater documentary, and participated in the HBO Special of Ta-Nehisi Coates’, “Between the World and Me.” She may be seen on the big screen as Sarita in Premature, as Pollok in The True Adventures of Wolfboy, and in The Rest of Us as Staci’s Mom. In her most recent stage appearance in NYTW’s The House That Will Not Stand, she called on spirits as the other-worldly Marie Josephine. Wilson is best known for her work in Lynn Nottage’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Sweat, originating the role of Cynthia at The Public before moving to Broadway and receiving three Tony Award nominations including Best Featured Actress for Wilson. Wilson wields powers as Sara Jordan in Steven Spielberg’s “Amazing Stories,” Signs of Life episode. Other notable TV appearances include “The Good Fight,” “Blue Bloods,” “Madame Secretary,” and more. More theatre credits include the Broadway production of A Raisin in the Sun, Detroit ’67, Follow Me to Nellie’s, Fahrenheit 451, Two Trains Running, The People Before the Park, and others. She looks forward to the release of the Adrien Brody led film, Clean, previously slated to debut in the 2020 Tribeca Film Festival.