Keith C. Wade is a multifaceted artist who has made a lasting impact in the entertainment industry. With a career spanning over two decades, he has had the privilege of being a part of nearly 100 staged productions, taking on a wide range of roles that showcase his incredible talent.
As an actor, Wade has had the opportunity to portray a diverse array of characters, from the title role in Shakespeare's "Othello" to a Flying Monkey in the beloved musical "The Wiz". He has also brought to life the complex and powerful character of a Sudanese monster in the gripping drama "In Darfur...".
Beyond his work as an actor, Wade has also established himself as a talented and award-winning director. He has received numerous accolades for his work behind the camera, including the prestigious "Excellence in Directing" award from Florida International University for his direction of the play "For Colored Girls". In 2008, his short film "Hearing Huny" was honored with the title of "Audience Favorite" at the 48-Hour Film Festival, and he also wrote and directed the groundbreaking reality show "Ginuwine: A New Beginning" for R&B icon Ginuwine.
However, it is as a writer that Wade finds the most joy and makes the biggest impact. His most recent stage work, "Hustle: Cause these@#%&* Aint Playin", has received widespread critical acclaim and has attracted the attention of some of the biggest names in the industry, including director Spike Lee and the Yale Repertory Theater. In 2006, it was even nominated as a strong contender for the Pulitzer Prize, a testament to Wade's incredible talent and dedication to his craft.
