Thoughts of a Colored Man at NSU Theatre Company

He is an award-winning actor who has appeared in television and film, as well as off-Broadway and regional theatre. Anthony proudly serves as the founding director of two of America’s most nationally recognized collegiate theatre programs, the NSU Drama & Theatre Program and the NSU Theatre Company. Since his arrival to NSU, drama and theatre has gained historic national recognition and acclaim and record-breaking audience attendance. Recent honors received were the 2020 Sustained Excellence in Teaching in Acting from URTA; being named One of 25 Game Changers in American Theatre by Black Masks; national awards from the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for Distinguished Production & Performance Ensemble and Distinguished Performance by an Actor in a Play for the production The Brother’s Size. The production beat out more than 1,300 productions that were entered in the festival and involved more than 200,000 students nationwide. The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival has also honored him with multiple Meritorious Achievement Awards for Excellence in Directing for his productions of Topdog/Underdog, The Brothers Size, Black Nativity, Broke-ology, A Soldier’s Play, and The Color Purple. He holds an M.F.A. in Theatre Arts from Brandeis University and a B.A. in Theatre Arts from Alabama State University. www.nsu.edu/drama --- www.anthonystockard.com