appeared
in the first touring
company of
“Crowns” at the
Arena Stage (Helen
Hayes Best Musical),
Goodman Theatre
(Chicago), and the
Alliance Theatre
(Atlanta). Other
regional credits include “Set it Off” the
musical, “All that Glitters” and “The Women
of Tin Palley” at H Street Playhouse, “Roll
On” with Melba Moore at the Lincoln
Theatre, “Three Sistahs” and “Harlem
Rose”at Metrostage and “Big River” at the
Ford Theatre. Desiré holds a BFA in Musical
Theatre from Howard University.

is an award winning Actress,Vocalist, and Teaching Artist. Her 30 + year career in the arts has
yielded a body of
work which includes
performances in
venues throughout
the United States- as well as abroad, and
has garnered her a resume that displays
versatility, and longevity as a leading lady,
supporting actress, and specialty performer.
Roz is a graduate of The Duke Ellington
School of the Arts and Howard University.

is a professional
actress in the
Washington, DC
metropolitan area.
She is a Restoration
Stage veteran.

has performed
with numerous
p r o d u c t i o n s
throughout the DC
Metropolitan Area
including All That
Glitters…, The Very
Last Days of the First
Colored Circus, and
Veils (Restoration Stage); West Side Story
(Rockville Musical Theater); Aida, Chorus
Line, Little Shop of Horrors (Tantallon
Community Players) and Use All Available
Doors (Pinky Swear).

is beyond
honored to be making
her second appearance on
the Restoration Stage
platform!

previous
stage credits include
Helen Hayes Awards
R e c o m m e n d e d
Chocolate Covered
Ants, DC Metro
Theater Art’s Best
of 2015 Play in a
Professional Theater, Colorblind: The
Katrina Monologues, A Raisin in the
Sun and Seven Guitars. Her film credits
include La Otra, an independent film,
and the Netflix series House of Cards

A native of Washington, D.C., her credits
include: “Blackberry Daze” (Horizon Theatre Company),
“Master Class”, “Blackberry Daze” (Metrostage), “Love
Songs from the Liberation Wars” (Elise Bryant), “Right Hand
of Fellowship” (Atlas Performing Arts Center), “24 Hours to
Mercy” (OpenStage), “Waldy Street” (Harmony Hall), “Die
Zauberflöte” (Amalfi Coast Music Festival). Duke Ellington
School of the Arts alumna. B.A. from George Mason
University.

is a
D.C. based actor,
writer and teaching
artist. Most recently,
Monumental Theatre
Company workshopped her original
musical for young audiences, Dress Up
Day, which was presented at the Atlas
Intersections Festival. D.C. acting credits
include Cinderella (Imagination Stage),
The Princess and the Pauper: A Bollywood
Tale (Imagination Stage), How I Became
a Pirate (Adventure Theatre), Assassins
(Pallas Theatre Collective), I Ought To Be in
Pictures (Peter’s Alley)

appeared
in the first touring
company of
“Crowns” at the
Arena Stage (Helen
Hayes Best Musical),
Goodman Theatre
(Chicago), and the
Alliance Theatre
(Atlanta). Other
regional credits include “Set it Off” the
musical, “All that Glitters” and “The Women
of Tin Palley” at H Street Playhouse, “Roll
On” with Melba Moore at the Lincoln
Theatre, “Three Sistahs” and “Harlem
Rose”at Metrostage and “Big River” at the
Ford Theatre. Desiré holds a BFA in Musical
Theatre from Howard University.

is an award winning Actress,Vocalist, and Teaching Artist. Her 30 + year career in the arts has
yielded a body of
work which includes
performances in
venues throughout
the United States- as well as abroad, and
has garnered her a resume that displays
versatility, and longevity as a leading lady,
supporting actress, and specialty performer.
Roz is a graduate of The Duke Ellington
School of the Arts and Howard University.

is a professional
actress in the
Washington, DC
metropolitan area.
She is a Restoration
Stage veteran.

has performed
with numerous
p r o d u c t i o n s
throughout the DC
Metropolitan Area
including All That
Glitters…, The Very
Last Days of the First
Colored Circus, and
Veils (Restoration Stage); West Side Story
(Rockville Musical Theater); Aida, Chorus
Line, Little Shop of Horrors (Tantallon
Community Players) and Use All Available
Doors (Pinky Swear).

is beyond
honored to be making
her second appearance on
the Restoration Stage
platform!

previous
stage credits include
Helen Hayes Awards
R e c o m m e n d e d
Chocolate Covered
Ants, DC Metro
Theater Art’s Best
of 2015 Play in a
Professional Theater, Colorblind: The
Katrina Monologues, A Raisin in the
Sun and Seven Guitars. Her film credits
include La Otra, an independent film,
and the Netflix series House of Cards

A native of Washington, D.C., her credits
include: “Blackberry Daze” (Horizon Theatre Company),
“Master Class”, “Blackberry Daze” (Metrostage), “Love
Songs from the Liberation Wars” (Elise Bryant), “Right Hand
of Fellowship” (Atlas Performing Arts Center), “24 Hours to
Mercy” (OpenStage), “Waldy Street” (Harmony Hall), “Die
Zauberflöte” (Amalfi Coast Music Festival). Duke Ellington
School of the Arts alumna. B.A. from George Mason
University.

is a
D.C. based actor,
writer and teaching
artist. Most recently,
Monumental Theatre
Company workshopped her original
musical for young audiences, Dress Up
Day, which was presented at the Atlas
Intersections Festival. D.C. acting credits
include Cinderella (Imagination Stage),
The Princess and the Pauper: A Bollywood
Tale (Imagination Stage), How I Became
a Pirate (Adventure Theatre), Assassins
(Pallas Theatre Collective), I Ought To Be in
Pictures (Peter’s Alley)