Photos: FREMONT AVE. Opens at South Coast Repertory
Performances run through May 23, 2026.
All new photos have been released from the Opening Night of Fremont Ave. by Reggie D. White, which South Coast Repertory hosted Friday, May 1 on the Segerstrom Stage. Check out the photos below!
The sold-out evening featured appearances from the cast members, including Bradley Gibson ("Partner Track" on Netflix, Simba on Broadway in The Lion King) and Emmy Award-winner Kevin Mambo (Book of Mormon National Tour, "Guiding Light, "Hit & Run," "High Maintenance," "The Good Doctor," "Blacklist," "Happyish," "Soul Food," "One Life to Live," "Law & Order," "Spin City" and "Elementary). Also featured is Marcus Henderson (Get Out, Django Unchained, Pete's Dragon and "The Lincoln Lawyer") and NAACP Orange County Branch President Deirdre Harris.
In 1968, George buys a suburban Southern California home—a stop on his way to something bigger—and hires Audrey as a housekeeper. In 1991, Robert is still living there, itching to start his own life. Thirty years later, Joseph returns home, still struggling with a secret that holds him back. With humor and heart, this multigenerational drama revolves around three Black men, their journeys to choose love and the woman who holds them all together. Performances run through May 23, 2026.
Photo Credit: Jill Huisken/SCR

Jeffrey Rashad, Doug Brown, Stanley Andrew Jackson, Galen J. Williams, JERRIKA HINTON, Bradley Gibson, Kevin Mambo and Wildlin Pierrevil

Isabella Mangahis, Kiya Sakari, ShaYne Powell, Lili-Anne Brown, Jeffrey Rashad, Doug Brown, Stanley Andrew Jackson, Galen J. Williams, JERRIKA HINTON, Bradley Gibson, Jamie Berry, Kevin Mambo, Raven Lorraine, Wildlin Pierrevil, Michael A. Shepperd, playwright Reggie D. White and Jos N. Banks a

Playwright Reggie D. White, NAACP Orange County Branch President Deirdre R. Harris and Britt Samuels

Bill Schenker, SCR Board President Talya Nevo-Hacohen and playwright Reggie D. White

JuCoby Johnson, Quaz Degraft and Jessenia Ingram

Bobby Farsad, Simin Farsad, Ali Rezvani, Suzanne Appel, Sarah Henderson, Marcus Henderson, Brian Hastert and Amy Berryman

Canterbury Consulting Chairman Michael Laven, Cheryl Jensen Laven, Tammi Cluck, SCR Managing Director Suzanne Appel and Canterbury Consulting Founding Director Bob Cluck

Britt Samuels and NAACP Orange County Branch President Deirdre R. Harris

SCR Board President Talya Nevo-Hacohen and Bill Schenker

SCR Board President Talya Nevo-Hacohen, Bill Schenker and Ella and Arkady Serebryannik

Britt Samuels, SCR Trustee Susan Shieldkret, David Dull and Kenneth Samel

SCR Trustee Sarah McElroy, SCR Trustee Tim Kay and SCR Managing Director Suzanne Appel

Larry Cripe, SCR Trustee and Past President Sophie Cripe, SCR Past President Sam Tang and SCR Trustee Tammy Tang

SCR Trustee Sarah McElroy and Elaine and Mike Gray a

Kenneth and Chantelle Labowe

John Castelli and Toni Tartamella
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