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Fedna played C in Lena Waithe’s world-premiere play, directed by Stevie Walker-Webb.
“Jacquet’s comedic timing is impeccable, often stealing scenes with a raised eyebrow or a hair flip.”
Fedna’s work spans Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional theatre, television, and film.
Fedna played C in Lena Waithe’s world-premiere play, directed by Stevie Walker-Webb.
“Jacquet’s comedic timing is impeccable, often stealing scenes with a raised eyebrow or a hair flip.”
Fedna played Lovelie in Dominique Morisseau’s world-premiere play, directed by Tiffany Nichole Greene.
“Jacquet stands out in the role with her deeply thoughtful and sensitive portrayal of Lovelie’s resigned strife.”
Fedna recurred as Charlotte Gaines, wife of Special Agent Sheryll Barnes, on the CBS drama.
“As much as I would love to have Fedna back, I loved working with her.”
Fedna originated the track in the Public Theater world premiere and reprised it for her Broadway debut at the Belasco.
“Absolutely terrific performances of the ensemble … who handle their multiple roles with stupendous verve and inventiveness.”
Fedna portrayed Dorothy Pitman Hughes and Coretta Scott King in Emily Mann’s play, directed by Diane Paulus.
“Fedna Jacquet turns a brief appearance as Coretta Scott King into a stately gut punch …”
Fedna played Ariel opposite Ron Cephas Jones’s Prospero in the Classical Theatre of Harlem’s outdoor production, directed by Carl Cofield.
“The island has spirits in abundance, foremost one tricksy Ariel (a fine Fedna Jacquet), in streaming white and gold …”