Kevin Gray has appeared in over 8500 performances on Broadway and National Tour, and has acted in or directed more than 150 productions. He recently starred as Scar in the National Tour of Disney’s THE LION KING, directed by Julie Taymor. Prior to this, Mr. Gray toured the United Kingdom as The King in THE KING AND I, reprising his role from the Broadway revival of Rogers and Hammerstein's classic, in which he became only the third actor in history to play the role on Broadway. Mr.

Spring 2011 - Davis Hasty (T’08) recently appeared in A Wrinkle in Time at the Round House Theatre in Bethesda, Maryland.

Summer 2015 - ​Martin Zimmerman’s (T’07) play Let Me Count The Ways had readings at Philadelphia Theatre Company and New York Theatre Workshop this past winter, and his play On The Exhale just had a workshop at Goodman Theatre, and his play Seven Spots On The Sun is having its West Coast Premiere at The Theatre @ Boston Court in Pasadena this October.

Summer 2015 - Sarah Taylor Ellis (T’08) is loving life in NYC. She is currently composing a "steampunk Regency" musical adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma in collaboration with Ovation Award-winning playwright Meghan Brown (a fellow Duke in London participant in 2006).

Claire Florian is Managing Director of ABT Studio Company, the second company of American Ballet Theatre, which seeks to develop the next generation of ballet dancers, choreographers, and audiences. ABT Studio Company serves as a crucial vehicle for dancers transitioning from student to professional performer; 80% of current American Ballet Theatre dancers are alumni of ABT Studio Company. As a platform for new choreography, ABT Studio Company commissions emerging and/or established choreographers to create new works each season.

Summer 2015 - John Gromada (T’86) just opened Elephant Man in London on the West End, with Bradley Cooper, for which he wrote a score for the London and Broadway productions. He’s currently scoring a film called Showing Roots, starring Elizabeth McGovern, Uzo Aduba and Maggie Grace. And this summer he is designing sound for a production of Moon for the Misbegotten starring Audra McDonald at the Williamstown Theatre Festival.

Summer 2015 - Matthew Patrick (T’09) is currently CEO of Theorist Inc., a consultancy and production house co-owned with fellow Duke alum Stephanie Patrick (T’09) specializing in digital media with an emphasis on online video. Theorist Inc. supports brands and major digital creators in establishing their online presence and finding their organic audience in the digital space. The firm has worked with over 100 clients, including Samsung, Warner Bros., Ubisoft, Defy Media, and YouTube.

Summer 2013 - Delicia Dunham (T'93) recently performed with Stage Left Theatre in LeapFest, its tenth annual festival of new work. The festival ran at the Storefront Theatre in downtown Chicago in June. The production she was in was Blue/Whitney by playwright Steven Haworth. She has also become an advanced acting student at Black Box Acting Studio in Chicago.

Madeleine Lambert is an actress, teacher, audiobook narrator, and arts activist. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, Madeleine is a graduate of Duke University with majors in Theater Studies and English and a minor in French. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, Madeleine has a M.F.A. in Acting from Brown University/Trinity Repertory Company. A member of Actors' Equity Association, Madeleine recently played L'il Bit in How I Learned to Drive at Cleveland Play House and Syracuse Stage.

Winter 2009 - Adia Morris (T’01) has been living in New York City for the past two years, and in February, she leaves the States to teach English in Seoul, South Korea with Hello Kid Actor, teaching English through musical theater.

Spring 2009 - Morris is living in Brooklyn, New York, and will be performing in The Less We Talk at the Ontological-Hysteric Theatre in April.  Alec Duffy (T’98) directs.