Jawuan Tyler

BIO: He is a recent graduate of The Juilliard School of Drama. He is most known for his role as “Zeke” in the off-Broadway production “What Else is True” by David Rosenberg. Where it found “some of its funniest, most tender terrain, in Hill”, says Vulture Magazine. He has played the title role of “Socrates,” written by Tim Blake Nelson, at Juilliard, along with other roles such as Oedipus in the hip-hop Greek tragedy “The Seven” by Will Power, Chris in Tennessee Williams’s “All My Sons,” and the King of France/Duke of Cornwall in Shakespeare’s “King Lear,” among others. He accredits his early training to Duke Ellington School for the Arts and The British American Drama Academy.

Jawuan Hill is now the head instructor and coordinator for the Department of Youth and Rehabilitation Services’ summer youth employment programming in Washington, D.C., and an adjunct instructor for the Duke Ellington School for the Arts Summer Theater Intensive. He also works as a private coach for students of all ages and experience levels.

Jawuan can meditate, shop thrift, overanalyze Frank Ocean songs, or expand his (Jazz) musical horizons when he’s not performing or teaching.