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Nahua

• Singer/Actress
• Local to NYC
• zoeelizabethanderson.weebly.com
• zoeelizabethanderson@icloud.com

Zoe Elizabeth Anderson is an actor, singer, and mover from Phoenix, Arizona. She recently moved to New York City to pursue her dream of being an actress. She is a recent graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. She most recently was Polixenes, king of Bohemia in Shakespeare’s ‘The Winters Tale.’ Be sure to follow her on instagram at @zoeee_anderson!

Chickasaw Nation /Seminole Ancestry

• Singer/Actress/Writer/Composer/Lyricist/ Producer
• MA/NYC
• Literary Representation: Park and Fine Literary Agents: : Sara Passik & Melissa Rodman  
• https://nicoletteblount.com/

Nicolette Blount is a member of the Chickasaw Nation, composer, lyricist, writer, performer, and producer. She is a 2024 Dramatist Guild Foundations National Musical Theatre Fellow. She has performed around the USA as both a  singer and actress. Some of her favorite roles to date was playing Ms. Hannigan (Annie) and Ms. Andrews (Mary Poppins). Nicolette is currently writing a narrative  nonfiction book about her Chickasaw great grandma, Wanda Savage, and is the cowriter, composer and lyricist for the musical Savage: The Unconquerable Wanda Savage,  which was a semifinalist for 2024 O’Neill’s NMTC.  Nicolette is a member of Dramatist Guild, ASCAP, Songwriters Guild of America, Society of Composers and Lyricists, TRU, Rise, Muse, and Maestra.

Chickasaw Nation /Seminole Ancestry

• Singer/Actress/

Dancer/Musicain

• MA/NYC
• undergrounddemos.com
• takemyshotproductions@gmail.com

Logan  Blount is a member of the Chickasaw Nation,  actress, dancer, singer, and musician who plays three instruments (piano, drums, ukelele). 17 year old Logan  has been training in dance and theatre since she was seven years old. Her favorite performances to date was Young Amelie in Amelie, Regina George in Mean Girls and Schwartz in A Christmas Story,  She is currently studying acting under Broadway's Colin Hanlon ( Falsettos, In Transit, Rent, Wicked, and on TV's Modern Family) and voice with Broadway's Jade Mcleod (Jagged Little Pill Broadway Tour) .She has trained in tap, jazz, ballet, lyricial, contemporary, hip hop and some pointe.  Logan is preparing for college where she will be majoring in musical theatre.

Navajo/Hopi/Hawaiian/Maori

• Singer/Musician/ Dancer/writer
• Willing to travel
•  IMDb
• IG, FB and Tiktok: @maraeahokulani
• maraeahokulani@gmail.com

K Maraea Hokulani is a well-rounded and charismatic performer deeply rooted in her Navajo and Hawaiian lineage (among Hopi and Maori). Well-versed in traditional music, dance, and oral storytelling, she's known performance from an early age. Dabbling in many art forms, she's thoroughly enjoyed the process of learning in general, whether it was hula and various Pacifika dances, screenwriting, classical violin, singing and playing in a Hawaiian music band, and acting in theatre classes in high school and college. Family and community have always held priority, being cast in any role and taking up space as an indigenous woman serving as representation for these communities is her ultimate goal.

Osage Nation Tribal Member

• Actor/Director/Choreographer/Educator
• Based in Chicago, willing to travel
• Currently seeking representation
• Actors Equity Association (AEA) & American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA)
• IG: @Austin.Ryan.Hunt
• AustinRyanHunt@me.com
• AustinRyanHunt.com

Austin Ryan Hunt is a Chicago-based actor, director, choreographer, and educator and proud member of the Osage Nation. Recent stage credits include King James at Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Fiddler on the Roof with Chicago Lyric Opera, and shows like An American in Paris, Newsies, MEMPHIS, and others with regional theaters across the country. Austin studied Shakespeare at Orlando Shakespeare Theatre and graduated from the School at Steppenwolf in 2018.

Dakota-Cree

• Actor/writer
• SAG-Aftra
• Local to NYC
• matlanger@hotmail.com

 Matt Langer is an actor and writer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A member of Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation in Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan. Matt attended Stella Adler Studio of Acting Conservatory and his undergrad at University of Toronto. Recent theater credits include

the Carnegie Hall produced Voices of Hope theatre festival production of “Soledad” by Carolyn Dunn. “Trojan Woman” at Theater for the New City. “Cedars” at Lamama. Television credits include “Evil Lives Here” on Max, and the short “Don’t Think About It” for which he won best actor at the Grove Film Festival. Scripts and writing samples available upon request. The most recent, “Intersections” is an urban drama set in Chicago examining systemic racism in America. Matt is repped by Bicoastal talent for commercial, VO, and print/media. Baker management for other acting consideration. Currently open for literary representation. based

out of Brooklyn, NY. 

Acoma Pueblo 

• Actor/singer/mover
• Mens traditional and grass dancer
• Instruments: larinet/bass clarinet/flute/saxophone/drum
• Local to NYC
• bradleylewisactor.com

Hey, I'm Bradley! I'm an actor pursuing opportunities in theatre, film and television in New York City. I graduated with my BFA in Acting with a Minor in Musical Theatre in 2019 from Marymount Manhattan College. I was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico and grew up skiing, hiking, and rafting in the Rocky Mountain deserts. I’m a proud Native American performer belonging to the Acoma Tribe, and have Mexican heritage as well. When I was 14, my family and I started over in Portland, OR, where I lived until I moved to New York City. Being exposed to so many unique cultures has informed all of who I am, and it’s imperative for me to be a representative of my roots through my work. I want to create art that is meaningful, inclusive, and unique. Simply put: art is one of the few things that has the ability to unite people. Art is knowledge, art is power. I consider it my duty to contribute in any way I can. And we’re making progress! There is only more to come.

Métis Nation of Alberta 

• Actor/Producer/ Production manager/ Production coordinator
• Local to NYC
• SAG-Aftra & Actors Equity Association (AEA)
• Agent : Take 3 Talent 
• Manager: Rebel Creative Group
• Instagram
• Facebook
• www.tanisparenteau.com

Tanis Parenteau is an actor/producer and member of the Métis Nation of Alberta. TV: Billions, FBI: Most Wanted, Gossip Girl, Designated Survivor, House of Cards, Tribal. Film: ReEntry, Sweet Summer Pow Wow, Rehab. NYC theatre: The Public Theater, Signature Theater, 59E59 Theaters. Regional theatre: Oregon Shakespeare Festival. As a producer, her debut short film, A Big Black Space, had its broadcast premiere on ARTÉ and her most recent short, ‘Dating Indian’, won Best Comedy at Edmonton Short Film Festival and was nominated for an AMPIA Rosie Award for Best Scripted Production Under 30 Minutes. Tanis produced and stars in the APTN lumi series, ‘Jason’, which premiered February 14th. Master of Fine Arts in Acting from The New School for Drama. 

Cherokee Nation

• Playwright/director/ standup comic/writing professor/actor/ emcee/host
• Willing to travle to NYC
• http://MaddoxKPennington.com
• Insta: @CampGayBonesProd 

Maddox Pennington is a nonbinary writer, professor, and playwright; a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, they are originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma. They received an MFA in Creative Nonfiction from Columbia University, and their debut bibliomemoir, A Girl Walks Into a Book: What the Brontës Taught Me About Life, Love, and Women’s Work was published by Hachette Books in 2017. Teaching interests include identity, Native studies, Queer studies, Disability studies, empathy and monsters. Their work has been developed and read with the Native Voices company at the Autry Museum of the American West and the La Jolla Playhouse, Off-Off Broadway at the NYC FRIGID Queerly Festival, the Theatre Viscera Podcast, in LA’s Moving Arts MADLab, the T/GNC Reading Festival, and won awards at the Hollywood Fringe. They’ve directed and produced two plays with majority nonbinary/trans casts—Love Chicken and Annex. They are currently at work on The Trans Conversation Project, a multi-faceted community building initiative that includes intergenerational interviews, community workshops, and a newly devised anthology performance, TransScripts. The Trans Conversation Project is supported by the West Hollywood Trans Arts Initiative and a Netflix Accelerator Grant. They recently completed a post-apocalyptic workplace comedy with the Native American Media Alliance TV Writer’s Lab in Los Angeles. You can find them online at MaddoxKPennington.com and @MKPinLA.

Yaqui/Yoeme descent 

•  Actress/voice over artist/singer/dancer/writer
• Based in Los Angeles, willing to travel
• SAG-Aftra & Actors Equity Association (AEA)
• Representation:                      Theatrical & Commercial: BBR Talent-Stuart K. Robinson & Dan Mullinex Daniel Mullenix 323.852.9559 ex.702
  Voice Over Rep: DDO Artists Agency Julie Gutz & Cassie GelfandJulie 323‑487‑7735 (ext. 109)
  julie@ddoagency.com
  Cassie 323‑487‑7735 (ext. 302)
  cassie@ddoagency.com
  323‑487‑7735 (ext. 302)
  323‑487‑7735 (ext. 302)
• imdb.me/burgandiphoenix
• instagram.com/burgandiphoenix 
• burgandiphoenix@gmail.com
• www.burgandiphoenix.com

 Los Angeles-based actor, dancer, voice-over artist, singer, and writer Burgandi Trejo Phoenix stars in the new Emmy-nominated Netflix series, ‘Spirit Rangers’. The animated series is created, written, and performed by an almost entirely Native/Indigenous team. Burgandi, who has Native/Indigenous (Yaqui), Mexican, and Spanish roots, uses her voice in the industry to campaign for the accurate representation of Chicana-Mexican Indigenous women on and off-screen. She’s also appeared in Snapchat’s ‘Relationship Goals’, YouTube’s ‘Labeled’ (Atlantic Records), and ‘Love in the Time of Corona’.An accomplished voice artist, Burgandi has brought numerous characters to life including Nickelodeon’s ‘The Loud House’, on Disney+, on the award-winning podcast, ‘The Royals of Malibu’, on the award-winning ‘Cookie Run Kingdom’ and many more. She’s a proud member of SAG-Aftra and AEA, is the brand ambassador for Talentboom.com, is the founder of The Actor Toolkit on Clubhouse, and owner of the blog ‘My Feisty Life’.

Blackfoot

• Performer: actress/dancer/singer
• REP: Clear Talent Group https://www.cleartalentgroup.com/ny
• Local to NYC
• Instagram: @ravyn_rhiana
• ravynrcalderon@gmail.com

 Ravyn Rhiana (She/Her) is a 22 year old dancer, singer, actress, and artist based in New York City. Leading with her mission, “Human-First”, she looks forward to working in spaces that prioritize the humanity, heart, and soul of their artists. When not performing, Ravyn loves choreographing and assisting on the creative side of projects as well. She has had opportunities to create her own work for the stage with The Broadway Dreams Foundation, and looks forward to expanding on it in the future. She hopes that little girls see her art, and know that they are more than capable and deserving of taking up space- and that they unapologetically do so.” 

Enrolled Haliwa-Saponi (Tutelo)/ Tuscarora lineage.  

• Actor,/VO,/public speaker/cultural Educator, presenter and teaching artist, ensemble singer
• Instruments: Native American flute and drum
• SAG Eligible 
• Local to NYC
• IMDb.com/johnscottrichardson
• Johnscottrichardson@yahoo.com 

 John Scott-Richardson’s maternal and paternal lineage is (Saponi/Tuscarora) and is an enrolled member Haliwa-Saponi Nation of North Carolina. John received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with minor in Art Design, and Business from Atlantic Christian College. He began a theatrical and performing arts career by writing/directing two youth advocacy plays through North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs (2008). As a cultural presenter John as worked with the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, United Nations Environmental Awards 2016, NY Children’s Museum, Raritan Community College, Nee Jersey, Lotus Music and Dance, Whitney Museum, Park Avenue Armory, Long Island Children’s Museum, Historic Richmond Town, Staten Island, NY, NY Department of Culture and Arts, and various public schools in New York City. John most recently presented at the National Museum of American Indian, NY, and served as a panelist for the Ford Foundation indigenous arts forum. 

Recent performance training includes Asst. Dir. of Soledad written by Dr. Carolyn Dunn, stage manager and assistant producer for Reflections of Native Voices 2020. He was formerly the Artistic Director with Amerinda Inc. in NYC. He was the Production Manager for “Conversations”, a docu series with Native American knowledge keepers. John presented culture competency at Disability Rights of New York annual conference. 

John’s training in acting began at North Raleigh Community Theater followed by training with Safe Harbors NYC, and Amerinda Inc. NY. His Film/TV credits include Comedy Central Awards, Banshee (Cinemax), Vice Principals (HBO), The American West (AMC), Jamestown (Sky1BBC), The ReunionNY; The Heart Stays (Amerinda) The Politician (Netflix) and is SAG union member. Johns theatrical work includes Powwow Highway (Amerinda) New Circle Theater (Broadway), Dvorak in America (La Mama), Don’t Feed the Indians (Safe Harbors), Mangled Beams (Amerinda), Ajijaak On Turtle Island (New Victory/Ibex Puppetry) and The Pendleton Blanket (Amerinda). John currently serves on the board of Amerinda NYC org, and Image for Inclusion. John’s passions are working with the youth, Native American culture and educating the next generation. John places his highest value on family. He is mens Eastern Traditional Dancer and South drummer. John continues the legacy of his ancestors by continuously sharing a voice and sharing a varied perspective and a more in-depth narrative about American Indian culture.