NEWS

Exciting Update! I am thrilled to announce my new representation with Joe and the esteemed team at ‘Bohemia Group Management’!

Another Milestone! I am excited to share that I have signed with Amy and Eris Talent Agency! Looking forward to this new chapter in my career.

Academic Success! Rege Lewis earns his Master’s of Fine Arts in Theatre, Television and Film Performance, from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas graduating Magna Cum Laude.

More Film Success!
During the SAG-AFTRA Strike, I had the opportunity to portray Malcolm X in a gripping short film about a heavenly meeting between Malcolm X and Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr., portrayed by Donte Muse; called “Meeting of the Minds.” Directed by Choice Skinner.

Milestone in the Theatre!
Rege Lewis originates the role of ‘Malcolm X’ in Angelica Chéri’s, Phenomenal Woman: Maya Angelou.
Directed by Jackie Alexander. Produced by the North Carolina Black Repertory Theatre Company in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

In the realm of television,
I recently had the privilege of being featured on CBS’ FBI. You can read more about my life in Augusta, Georgia, my career, and my role on the show in a recent Q&A with Augusta Chronicle CBS’ FBI here.
Additionally, check out an insightful interview where I discuss my past and future in Augusta.
The Augusta Press also covered my appearance on CBS’ FBI.

For those interested in my theatrical endeavors, I originated the role of Malcolm X in Phenomenal Woman: Maya Angelou, a new play directed by Jackie Alexander.
The play received coverage in the Winston-Salem Journal and Paper City Magazine.

Fans of my work can catch me in action on CBS’ FBI in the episode titled ‘Under Pressure.’
You can find the episode on Amazon Prime here.

On a different note, I am excited to share the premiere of Theatrical Collage 1:23 in Cincinnati on February 3rd. The cast features talented individuals such as Robert Elliott, Eva Kaminsky, Deborah Knox, Shirley Roeca, Josh Shirley, and myself.
Learn more about the world premiere on Playbill by clicking here.

Crumbs from the Table of Joy – A Theatrical Delight!
I was taken on the role of Godfrey Crump in the heartwarming memory play “Crumbs from the Table of Joy” by two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage, directed by Clinton Turner Davis. Set in the 1950s, this poignant story follows the Crump family’s journey from Florida to Brooklyn after the loss of their matriarch, exploring their adjustments to a new world and the challenges they face.
The production, presented by the Nevada Conservatory Theatre at the Judy Bayley Theatre from Dec. 9-18, promises an unforgettable experience. Learn more about this compelling performance.

Rege Lewis Shines as Henry Pace in Juneteenth Concert!
Recently, I portrayed the iconic Henry Pace, first Black-owned record label CEO, in the immersive “Black Swan Radio Hour” at Charleston Heights Art Center. Directed by Richard L. Hodges, the Juneteenth event paid tribute to Black Swan Records, highlighting the stories of Black classical musicians who broke barriers in the 1920s.
The performance, focusing on opera and spiritual songs, celebrated the universal joy of music, transcending racial boundaries. In this brief, powerful 75-minute concert, I joined a stellar cast to commemorate Juneteenth and honor the lasting impact of Black artistic achievement. Explore more.

There is always more to talk and share about 🙂 Know More About me and My work with “The Augusta Chronicle”

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