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Brad Sherrill
Brad has acted professionally in Atlanta since 1983. He was selected by Atlanta Magazine in 2000 as Atlanta's Best Dramatic Actor and by Creative Loafing (another Atlanta publication) in 2001 as Atlanta's Best Actor. He has performed in over 20 productions at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre and is an Artistic Associate for the Georgia Shakespeare Theatre where he has acted in 45 productions over 22 seasons. . In addition, he has performed over the years at every professional theater in Atlanta including Actor’s Express, Horizon Theater, Theater Emory, Theatre in the Square, Theatrical Outfit and Georgia Ensemble Theatre. Brad celebrated his 500th performance of The Gospel of John on Good Friday evening, March 21st, 2008 (and has now completed over 600 performances worldwide.) He spent much of 2009 memorizing large portions of texts from Isaiah and Jeremiah for his 2010 premiere of Prophets, which began a U.S. tour later that year.


 

 

 

 

 

Mark Hickman
(Program & Tour Manager, Multimedia & Sound Designer for Prophets and Red Letter Jesus)

Mark spent much of 2009/2010 creating the multimedia and sound design for Prophets. He is now designing multimedia for Red Letter Jesus (currently in development.) Mark is privileged to have served as Brad’s tour manager since 2003 and is the program technician at each performance. He also oversees promotion, maintains the performance website and creates the ongoing touring schedule. Mark has cherished his work over many years with Global Volunteers and Habitat for Humanity. Please visit www.globalvolunteers.org and www.habitat.org for a life-changing experience!


 

 

Scott Cowart
(Staging for The Gospel of John and Website Design)

Scott graduated from Emory University in 1998. He originally staged The Gospel of John for its performances off-Broadway in 2003 and its numerous theater runs in Washington D.C. and Atlanta during 2001 and 2002. As an actor, Scott appeared on Broadway in The Rainmaker (with actor Woody Harrelson, 1999). His Atlanta theater credits include The Grapes of Wrath and The Legend of Pecos Bill (Alliance Theatre) in addition to a dozen other productions at Theatre in the Square and Georgia Shakespeare Theatre over the years. Scott now works at Playmakers Repertory Company in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.


 

 

Reverend Elizabeth D. McLean
(Author of curriculum for Prophets)

Elizabeth McLean has authored a curriculum for the Prophets performance entitled 'Prophets: A Call for Change, A Promise of Hope' The curriculum is currently being used by churches nationwide to guide study groups through these powerful texts in advance of the Prophets performance. Elizabeth is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and a graduate of Princeton University, Emory University School of Law and Princeton Theological Seminary. She currently serves as Associate Pastor for Christian Education at Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church in Severna Park, MD, where she is responsible for adult education and small group ministry. Read about her new curriculum here.


American University performance
(Washington D.C., 2005)


Brad with American & Catholic University organizers (2005)

Catholic Univerity performance
(Washington D.C., 2005)

"Think of a drama full of conflict between forces of darkness and light, between established authorities and a young renegade, between an occupying army and the occupied nation, between the liberty of love, forgiveness and reconciliation and the constraints of power, authority and the law. This vast, interlocking machinery of conflict carries Brad Sherrill and his audience through two-and-a-half hours of the most stripped bare, honest and elementary theatre imaginable as the actor presents The Gospel of John."

-The Catholic Register - Toronto
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