Rent - November 28 - November 29, 2014
Broadway Theatricals
Who's Who
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Zaccharin Thibodeau*
Director-Choreographer
Zaccharin started his directing career when he was just fifteen-years-old and in the past seven years he has advanced from community theatre productions to full scale professional theatre. He has won regional awards for directing, and is most known for directing and choreographing the San Bernardino regional production of "Chicago." Other directing credits include "Proof," "Picnic," "Into The Woods" and many more. Growing in popularity, Zaccharin’s work has caught the attention of the great Antonio Banderas, who was brought to his feet after a performance of "Fiddler on the Roof," which he wrote Zaccharin an excellent review for. As an actor, some of Zaccharin's favorite credits include The Prince (R&H Cinderella), Aladdin (Aladdin), Charlie Brown (You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown) and Curly (R&H OKLAHOMA). Zaccharin hails from the American Musical & Dramatic Academy (AMDA), and hopes that others can be blessed by his work in the same way that God has blessed Zaccharin with his talent.
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Alexander Jon*
as Roger Davis
Alexander is pleased to be able to bring to life the role of Roger. Some other favorite roles are Lancelot in "Camelot," Jamie in "The Last 5 Years," and Harold Gorringe in "Black Comedy."
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Grant Davis
as Mark Cohen
As the baby of the cast, Grant Davis is thrilled to be taking part in such an amazing production. With the title "Dr Phil's Child Star 2012", as well as a contract with Universal Music Group behind him, he hopes that he can continue to grow as a musician and an actor.
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Deon Sams*
as Tom Collins
Deon Sams is making his Broadway Theatricals debut in "RENT." Past theater: "RENT" (Hudson Theater) "Spontaneous Combustion" (Boston Court) "Songs & Dances Contemporary Opera" (O-Lan Jones) "A Fight for Love" (Pasadena Playhouse). Deon's TV credits include: "The Young & The Restless," "ABC's Happy Endings," "90210," "Daytime Chronicles," "2014 ESPY Awards," "Americas Most Wanted," and "40 Hours."
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