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- ↑ LA Theatre Works – Henry Brown
- ↑ TV.com – Baywatch Nights Season 1 Episode 1, Pursuit
- ↑ Santa Barbara Independent , Friday, January 29, 2010 – Gimme Foreign Fiction, Speaking of Stories Returns to Center Stage Theater By Elizabeth Schwyzer
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- ↑ Playbill , June 5, 2005 – News, Bush Administration Ready Iraq Attack in Stuff Happens as Hare Drama Reaches American Soil By Ernio Hernandez
- ↑ Brown Paper Tickets – Ballad of Billy Lee (Encore Presentation), Plaza Playhouse Theater, Carpinteria, CA
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- ↑ The Spinning Image – Sky Riders
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- ↑ Historical Dictionary of African American Cinema, – Pager 428, THEIR EYES WERE WATCHING GOD
- ↑ Christian Film Database – Films → Not Easily Broken, ACTOR ~~~~~~~~~~ CHARACTER
- ↑ Moviefone – Not Easily Broken (2009), Full Cast & Crew
- ↑ Noozhawk, March 8, 2016 – Speaking of Stories to Present ‘Stories From The Twilight Zone’ March 13–14 By Teri Ball
- ↑ The Other View, April 21, 2011 – Everyday Black Man DVD Review
- ↑ Center Stage Theater – SOME PAST PERFORMANCES: 2001–2004, THE SPACE BETWEEN THE STARS
- ↑ Playbill, June 5, 2005 – News, Bush Administration Ready Iraq Attack in Stuff Happens as Hare Drama Reaches American Soil By Ernio Hernandez
- ↑ Brown Paper Tickets – Ballad of Billy Lee (Encore Presentation), Plaza Playhouse Theater, Carpinteria, CA