ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Marchánt Davis discovered his passion for acting early, inspired by the magic of movie musicals. On Broadway, he has starred in acclaimed productions like Ain’t No Mo’, The Great Society, and Good Night, Oscar. Beyond the stage, Marchánt has been one of the key contributors to the momentum behind the long-overdue revival of Alice Childress’s work. In this episode, he sits down with friend Francesca Fernandez to discuss why he refuses certain roles and why "minority" is a word that simply isn't in his vocabulary.
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