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DEATH JAM

CAST & CREW BIOS

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Cameron Jamarr Davis

TELLER

Cameron is a St. Louis native who incidentally started his professional acting career at the age of 17 with St. Louis Shakespeare Festival (Richard lll/Hamlet). A proud member of AEA/SAG-AFTRA, Cameron received his BFA in Dramatic Performance from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and spent roughly a decade away performing nationally and abroad. Regional credits include Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Hangar Theater, and The Los Angeles Celebration Theater, among others. Recent local credits include Stage St. Louis (Aida/Clue), The St. Louis Repertory Theater (Murder on the Orient Express) and The St. Louis Black Repertory Company (The African Company Presents Richard lll - 2023 St. Louis Theater Circle Winner for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama). Film and Television Credits include: The Last Ship, Jane the Virgin, The L Word: Generation Q, Blackish, Space Jam 2, A Star is Born, and Roman J. Isreal Esq, among others. In addition to being a local teaching artist, Cameron was 2022 Directing Fellow of St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, and a 2023 Cohort of the Regional Arts Commission’s Community Arts Training (CAT) Institute. Cameron is currently a 2024-2025 Artist in Residence with the Kranzberg Arts Foundation as a Literary Arts Producer.

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Bradford Lewis Rolen

Director / SM / Set Designer 

Bradford Lewis Rolen is the Director of Operations for Soul Siren Playhouse, where he helps shape original works and cultivate spaces for artists to thrive. A St. Louis native and graduate of the Dobbins Conservatory at Southeast Missouri State University, Bradford has also appeared onstage with The Black Rep (Timbuktu!) and STAGES St. Louis (Aida), alongside roles in Assassins, Shrek, and Rent. He believes theatre is more than performance—it is a communal act of empathy, healing, and discovery.

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Stephan Griffin

SHADOW

Stephan Griffin, 30, is an apprentice in the carpenter program in Missouri with a deep passion for the arts. In his free time, he loves to act, sing, and dance, and he has even released his own EP, which is available on all platforms. His love for theater began back in high school in 2011, and since then, he has cherished every role he has taken on. From portraying Benny in In the Heights to bringing Harpo to life in The Color Purple, Stephan’s passion for performance has only grown stronger. Through his role in Death Jam, he hopes to share that love with audiences and inspire them to experience the magic of performance just as he does.

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Bryant Powell

Lighting Designer

M. Bryant Powell is a well rounded lighting designer who prides himself on being able to work with a diverse group of collaborators towards a common goal.

 

He has the raw power of transforming any space into an event or show and loves being able to spread his love of creating light through darkness and enhancing experiences  through his work as The Lighting Guru!

 

Visit Bryant's Website: 
www.mbplighting.com/


 

...Brought To You By...

St. Louis Regional Arts Commission

The Kranzberg Arts Foundation

© Soul Siren Playhouse 2019

DEATH JAM

by C. Jamarr Davis

THE MARCELLE THEATER (2025)

Photo Credit: Zak Littrell (AXZL Media)

DUTCHMAN

by Amiri Baraka

THE GREENFINCH THEATER (2024)

Photo Credit: Zak Littrell (AXZL Media)

PASS THE OKRA

(Staged Reading)

by Zahria Moore 

HIGH-LOW LISTENING ROOM (2023)

Follow Monica, a Black, St. Louis raised, college student who becomes pregnant following the overturning of Roe v. Wade and, subsequently, the abolishment of abortion in Missouri. Through an exploration of self, choice, and history, Monica discreetly finds her way.

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"Authority"

(Guest Artist Performance) 

by Cameron Jamarr

ST. LOUIS ART MUSUEM  (2023)

A Guest Artist Performance by Soul Siren Playhouse Artistic Director, Cameron Jamarr at the St. Louis Art Musuem's 2023 Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Celebration

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