About This Performance
The merciless humor of comedian and social critic Paul Mooney is channeled in a fast-paced and ruthless new work merging stand-up comedy, theater, and physicality. Billing himself as “Seattle’s first Black talk show host,” choreographer and performer Markeith Wiley unveils a new, no-holds-barred persona as an engaging, brutally direct entertainer and loquacious dancer. Featuring live guests and a house DJ, It's Not Too Late is a timely capsule of emotional resignation around race immediately following the 2016 presidential election.
Cast & Credits
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| Conceived and Performed by | Markeith Wiley |
| Direction | Hatlo & Markeith Wiley |
| Music | Keith White |
| Lighting Design | Meg Fox |
| Choreography | Markeith Wiley |
| Production/Stage Manager | Cait Wyler |
| Shadow | Chloe Albin |
| DJ Houseband | Keith White |
| Jodie | LoraBeth Barr |
| Jimmy | Nikolai Lesnikov |
| Dushawn Brown | Markeith Wiley |
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About The Artist
Markeith Wiley
California native Markeith Wiley is a dance maker, performer and instructor of many styles in the greater Seattle area. Wiley holds a BFA in Dance from Cornish College of the Arts and has performed with Keith Henessesy, Kitten n’ Lou, The Dance Cartel, Lingo and more. His vast movement vocabulary spans a lifetime of influences, from breakdancing and hip-hop to contemporary and theatre dance. Wiley was a member of the 2014 City Arts Future List; he’s danced at venues all over Seattle including Spectrum, Velocity and On the Boards, and choreographed for theatre groups WET and the Satori Group.
