April Barnett, a talented actress from Houston, Texas, has had the privilege of collaborating with esteemed colleagues such as Cedric Yarbrough and Wendi McLendon-Covey in the film "Closing Escrow". Notably, she also had the opportunity to work alongside the renowned Jeff Goldblum in the groundbreaking play "The Exonerated". Her impressive portrayal of Lady Anne in the production of "Richard III", starring Charles S. Dutton, garnered favorable reviews from critics and audiences alike.
In addition to her stage work, April has also made a mark in film. She starred as the memorable character "Tobi" in the well-received movie "Drylongso", which was featured in the American Spectrum category at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival. The film also won the Grand Prize at the Pan African Film Festival, a testament to its impact and excellence.
April's versatility as an actress is further exemplified by her leading role as a crack-addicted prostitute in the avant-garde film "Flight". Notably, this film was the only American entry accepted in its category at the prestigious 1998 Cannes International Film Festival.
Throughout her career, April has been grateful for the diverse life experiences that have enabled her to bring a fresh, realistic perspective to her writing and the characters she portrays. She strives to continue producing high-quality work that earns the respect of her peers and makes her family proud.
