Our Talent
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Brace Evans
BRACE EVANS was born in Seattle and graduated from Garfield High School; the University of Washington, with degrees in Business and Drama; and Brooklyn College with an MFA in Performing Arts Management. His first performance, at five years of age, was as a frog on a log in pre-school.
In the summer of ‘16, he completed the summer Shakespeare course at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London; in ‘15, he completed the Ensemble Training Intensive (ETI) program and in ’14, the Meisner Series with Robin Lynn Smith, both at Freehold Theatre. These experiences deepened his knowledge and stoked the fire for the craft and art of acting.
He has performed locally at Seattle Repertory Theatre, Intiman, Washington Ensemble Theatre, On The Boards, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Sound Theatre, Book-It Theatre, Bainbridge Performing Arts, and Key City Players in Port Townsend Washington.
Memorable theatre performances for BRACE include, Raisin in the Sun at Seattle Repertory Theatre; Parade and Jesus Moonwalks the Mississippi with Sound Theatre; The Kentucky Cycle and Twelfth Night with Bainbridge Performing Arts; Moby Dick with Book-It Repertory Theatre; VERNAE with Ethan Folk in Seattle and Belgrade Serbia; This Land is Your Land with Mark Haim in Seattle, New York, and Paris, France.
Film projects in 2017 were: DADS, The Apocalypse, All Good Things, Fall City, and The Acid Test.
Rebekah Patti
Rebekah is a Los Angeles-based actor/writer. She trained in Seattle at the University of Washington and earned her MFA in 2016. Recently, Rebekah co-wrote and acted in an immersive frat party, "Don't Tell," and Shakespeare at Hollywood Fringe in June 2019. Follow her adventures at her website.
Connor Fogarty
Connor is an actor and voice-over artist born and raised in Portland, Oregon.
He has appeared in the popular IFC series Portlandia, the Portland Film Festival featured Karen Doesn’t Dream, Holiday Hell, along with a variety of other projects. He has lent his voice to commercials for Amazon, Facebook, Hot Tub Boats, political campaigns, popular local theatre productions, and the audiobook production of The Lost Letters of William Shakespeare.
His voice credits also include a number of video games including World of Warcraft, Final Fantasy, Fallout, and Shin Megami Tensei franchises.
He is represented by Sutton, Barth & Vennari and his website can be found here.
He lives in Los Angeles, CA.
Sameer Arshad
Sameer is a West-coast based playwright and actor.
This is his first film appearance and he has acted in Seattle-based productions such as Greg Brisendine's The List (Parley Productins) and Yussef El-Guindi's 10 Acrobats in An Amazing Leap of Faith(UW UTS).
His full-length play, Crewmates, was produced by Annex Theatre in May 2018 and his short-play, Millennitopia, wasproduced by The 14/48 Projects in August 2017.
He is currently working on new plays and a new novel series featuring stories about people from the Middle East, the Arab World and the Islamic World.
Yvonne E. Jarrett
Yvonne is a Seattle based Actor, Artist, Stage Director and Acting Coach. A graduate of The NorthWest Actor’s Conservatory, Yvonne has performed on film and stage, in and around the greater Seattle area. She has appeared in three independent films over the last 18 months. Yvonne studied voice with Master Tony Bonjorno, professional voice coach. During this time she performed live as a Jazz singer at Tula’s Restaurant & Jazz Club in Downtown Seattle. Yvonne enjoys working as an Acting Coach and Director of a Reader’s Theatre group at an exclusive senior living community.
David Hsieh
David is the Founding Artistic Director of ReAct Theatre. He has worked with many Seattle theaters including Book-It Repertory, Seattle Public Theatre, 14/48, Many Hats Theatre, 5th Avenue, Centerstage, ArtsWest, Freehold. OnWard Ho!, NWAAT, Music Theatre Works, Rain Country Players, Infinity Box, UW Opera, Seattle Opera, the UW School of Drama, SiS Productions and the Washington Asian American Theatre where he directed their inaugural production of Yankee Dawg You Die. You can learn more about David at ReAct There.