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K. Todd Freeman - "The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide" Play - He plays with Molly Price

Webmaster — 2011-06-08T20:17:46Z

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http://www.broadway.com/shows/intelligent-homosexuals-guide/photos/tony-kushner-the-cast-of-his-intelligent-homosexuals-guide-meet-the-press/159967/intelligent-homosexuals-guide-meet-and-greet-molly-price-k-todd-freeman - News

K.Todd Freeman - "Wicked" Musical - He will play Dr. Dillimond in Chicago

Webmaster — 2008-07-17T08:28:22Z

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http://www.wickedthemusical.com/#WickedCitiesChicagoCompany - News

K. Todd Freeman - "Wicked" Play - DeCicco and Matlock to Fly Into Wicked Tour

Webmaster — 2007-01-03T20:06:12Z

The national tour of Wicked will welcome new leading ladies when the Stephen Schwartz-Winnie Holzman musical begins performances Jan. 3 at the Providence Performing Arts Center.
According to the official Wicked website, Victoria Matlock will star as the misunderstood, green-faced Elphaba with Christina DeCicco as the curly-locked Glinda. Matlock has been seen in the tours of The Full Monty, Evita and Jekyll & Hyde: In Concert; DeCicco's credits include regional productions of Urinetown, (...) - News

K. Todd Freeman - Steppenwolf Theater Company - Biography

Webmaster — 2006-05-18T18:50:05Z

Birthplace: Houston, Texas
Ensemble Member Since: 1993
Productions with Steppenwolf : 8
K. Todd Freeman first appeared at Steppenwolf in The Song of Jacob Zulu, which went on to Broadway, where he was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Actor. K. Todd is a major presence in regional theater, and is a resident company member of the Alley Theatre in Houston, Texas.
OTHER THEATER CREDITS
Off-Broadway: Uncle Tom's Cabin; Freefall; Ubu; West Memphis Mojo;
Mark Taper Forum: Miss Evers' (...) - News

K. Todd Freeman (Mr Trick) - Chicago Sun Times Interview

Webmaster — 2003-10-20T22:00:00Z

K. Todd Freeman Filmography : http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0293461/
The first thing you notice about K. Todd Freeman are his eyes. Even from the Steppenwolf Theatre stage, as he performs his current role as Booth in Suzan-Lori Parks' "Topdog/Underdog," his gaze is penetrating and seductive. In this Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about two African-American brothers, Freeman's nervous energy spills off the stage and mesmerizes each audience member.
But this is nothing new for Freeman, a (...) - Interviews