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Myself as Dr. Mortimer, Robbie Jones as Dr. Watson, and Charles Watley as Sherlock Holmes in Port Tobacco Players' The Hound of the Baskervilles.
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"Kenneth L. Waters, Jr. was captivating as Dr. Mortimer. Waters played Dr. Mortimer as astute and urbane, especially in his scene with Holmes and Watson."
-DC Metro Theater Arts |
Myself as Booker T in "U-Street, the musical". February 2018
Monologue about the character's views on the prision system, discussing how prison is a business that makes money off of African-Americans that are incarcerated. |
Myself as Booker T and Paul J. Menyweather as TJ.
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At while at Frostburg State University, many musicians and fellow thespians would frequent a local bar in Downtown Frostburg called "Dante's". Dante's would hold open mic nights for the public to entertain and hone their crafts. One night, with a large amount of peer pressure, I decided to take to the mic and perform a song that is near and dear to my heart, "Sweet Transvestite" from "The Rocky Horror Show". One day I will perform the part of DR. FRANKENFURTER, until then, I will just sing the songs from the show at karaoke, cabarets, or at another open mic night! Filmed by my friend Aimee Conley. She was super excited to hear me perform this, as you can hear!
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Sitzprobe for Sister Act - The Musical. I played Curtis Jackson and the song I had the pleasure of singing was "When I Find My Baby". Had so much fun doing this show and this number! Granted this isn't the choreography for this song, I was just having a little fun for the camera.
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A commercial I did for a local business. Its currently playing on several cable channels in my local area.
I must say, it was a blast! |
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"Each of the creatures that joined James on the peach was carefully cast, as is evidenced in their performances. Centipede (played perfectly by Anthony Dieguez), Grasshopper (cleverly portrayed by Sean Michael Fraser), Earthworm (portrayed hilariously by Kenneth L. Waters Jr.), Ladybug (delightfully portrayed by Celena Hansen), and Spider (a poised and majestic performance by Emily Lane) all rose to the challenge of embodying their respective characters through physicality and vocal performances. This cast is quite talented."
- Maryland Theatre Guide |
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Peas in the Fried Rice
by Larry Rinkel
Directed by J.R. Cook Watermelon One Act Festival June 2019
Sarah Infante as One
Reva Taylor as Two Kenneth L. Waters, Jr. as Three Emma Ansell as Tammy Amanda Connelley as Four This was so much fun to do. I was able to work with some of my College of Southern Maryland Alumni. I swear, we always call upon each other when we need actors or designers! Our bond is simply unbreakable!
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"Of the men in this cast (and, we must admit, Walker's original work has often been criticized for painting a horrible picture of African-American men - something which this version attempts to mitigate with more equitable depictions of the male characters' gradual transformations).... Kenneth L. Waters Jr. is charming and funny as Harpo and his onstage relationship with Laiya Parker's Sofia is genuinely endearing.." Broadway World - Nashville
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