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Represented by: |
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Cunningham Escott Slevin Doherty - Adult Commercial (CA) (310) 475-2111 Commercial, Voiceover, Hosting / Public Appearances ATB Talent Agency - Theatrical - TV-Film (NY) (917) 397-0282 Theatrical (Film / TV), Theatre Sandstone Artists (CA) 310-571-8296 Theatrical (Film / TV), Commercial, Theatre, Voiceover, Modeling, Print, Hosting / Public Appearances |
FILM | ||
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Still Here |
Lead |
d. Vlad Frier |
Nighthawks |
Supporting |
d. Grant S. Johnson |
Another Shot |
Supporting |
d. Larry Yang |
TELEVISION (partial listing) | ||
Randon Acts of Flyness |
Recurring (Season 1) |
d. Terrance Nance (HBO/A24)) |
Awkwardly |
Recurring (Season 1) |
d. Nikki Coble |
Elementary |
Co-Star |
d. Guy Ferland (CBS) |
24 |
Co-Star |
d. Milan Cheylov (FOX) |
Broadway | ||
Sweat |
Brucie (u/s) |
Studio 54 / d. Kate Whoriskey |
Off-Broadway | ||
Wild With Happy |
Mo |
Public Theatre / Robert O'Hara |
Spill |
Multiple Roles |
Ensemble Studio/L. Fondakowski |
Collapse |
Bulldog |
City Center / Jackson Gay |
American Ma(u)l |
Wesson |
Culture Project /Robert O'Hara |
Regional | ||
Ma Rainey's Black Botton |
Levee |
Baltimore Cntr Stage/I. Lewis |
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom |
Levee |
Philadelphia Center / I. Lewis |
Marcus, Or The Secret of Sweet |
Ogun |
Pittsburgh City/Robert O'Hara |
Los Angeles | ||
The Piano Lesson |
Lymon |
d. Claude Purdy |
The Ninth Wave |
Clay |
d. Andi Chapman |
TRAINING | ||
Master of Fine Arts |
Acting |
Mason Gross School of the Arts |
Bachelor of Arts |
Morehouse College |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 6' |
Weight: 185 lbs |
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biking, Bowling, Fishing, Roller Skating, Improvisation, Teleprompter, Voiceover, American - Cajun Accent, American - Southern Accent, American - Standard/General Accent, West Indian Accent
Maurice McRae stumbled into acting during his freshman year at Morehouse College. Originally a pre-medicine major, he found his passion in theater. With a Master's in Acting from Rutgers University, Maurice has graced stages from New York to Los Angeles, making his Broadway debut in Lynn Nottage's SWEAT. For years, Maurice had a dual career as an emergency management official, ascending through the ranks at The Department of Homeland Security. Before leaving to pursue his creative endeavors full-time.