Biography

Reggie Wilson arrived in NYC in 2011 from Tallahassee, FL to intern with Woodie King Jr. at New Federal Theatre. The following year he was awarded an AUDELCO Award (Lead Actor) for his performance as Levee in "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" at New Haarlem Arts Theatre. He received his second AUDELCO (Best Solo Performance) for playing the title role in "Sugar Ray," a bio-play on boxer Sugar Ray Robinson by Laurence Holder directed by Woodie King Jr. Other New York credits include "Blues for Mister Charlie," "Stockholm Savings," "Haiti's Children of God," "The Whistle In Mississippi," "The Meeting," "Black Angels Over Tuskegee," "Cowboy," "Unentitled," and "Scrambled Eggs." He was Assistant Director of NEC's 2017 revival of "A Soldier's Play," which won three AUDELCO awards. He holds a BA in Theater from Florida A&M University and an MFA in Theater from University of Florida.

- IMDb mini biography by: Jonathan Slaf