Kecia Lewis
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BIO
Kecia Lewis made her Broadway debut at age 18 in the original production of Dreamgirls as a replacement for Edna Burke and understudy for Effie White. She went on to appear in Ain't Misbehavin', originated the role of Asaka in Once on This Island, and later created the role of Trix the Aviatrix in The Drowsy Chaperone. She earned a Drama Desk Award nomination for Dessa Rose, an Obie Award and Lucille Lortel Award nomination for Marie and Rosetta, and appeared in the Broadway revival of Children of a Lesser God. Lewis originated the role of music educator Miss Liza Jane in the Off-Broadway production of Hell's Kitchen in 2023 and reprised the role in the Broadway transfer in 2024, winning the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical and the Drama Desk Award, while also receiving Drama League and Lucille Lortel Award nominations. Her screen credits include recurring roles in Mad About You, The Passage, The Blacklist, and Law & Order, as well as the 2022 film The Independent. Lewis also teaches acting at the Atlantic Acting School. In 2026, she appeared in the Off-Broadway revival of The Whoopi Monologues at Lincoln Center Theater.
STAGE CREDITS
Movies
[ 2014 ] Shelter Worker 1 Kecia Lewis-Evans
[ 2020 ] Nurse
[ 2022 ] Lynn James
TV Shows
Arraignment Judge Constance Copeland
Esi Jackson
[ 2023-2025 ] Odessa Shaw
[ 2025-2025 ] Antoinette
Awards and Nominations
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Kecia Lewis, Marie and Rosetta
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Kecia LewisMarie and Rosetta and The Skin of Our Teeth
Kecia Lewis, Marie and Rosetta
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Kecia Lewis has appeared on Broadway in 9 shows.
Kecia Lewis has not appeared in the West End.
Outstanding Featured Performance in a Musical (Drama Desk Awards) for Hell's Kitchen, Distinguished Performance (Drama League Awards) for Hell’s Kitchen, Outstanding Featured Performer in a Broadway Musical (Outer Critics Circle Awards) for Hell's Kitchen, Outstanding Featured Performer in a Musical (The Lortels) for Hell's Kitchen, Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical (Tony Awards) for Hell's Kitchen, Distinguished Performance Award (Drama League Awards) for Marie and Rosetta, Performance (Obie Awards) for Marie and Rosetta and The Skin of Our Teeth and Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play (The Lortels) for Marie and Rosetta.
Kecia Lewis has won several awards, including: Outstanding Featured Performance in a Musical (Drama Desk Awards) for Hell's Kitchen, Outstanding Featured Performer in a Broadway Musical (Outer Critics Circle Awards) for Hell's Kitchen, Outstanding Featured Performer in a Musical (The Lortels) for Hell's Kitchen, and Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical (Tony Awards) for Hell's Kitchen.