Founding Members

Jean-Pierre discovered a love for theatre while studying mathematics at City College. With a background in music and a love of literature, he set out to become a triple-threat actor. Along the way, his technical acumen and savvy business sense lead him to producing. Starting with the Harlem Repertory Theatre as their Marketing Director he learned from Keith Lee Grant, Artistic Director and founder of the Harlem Repertory Theatre Company. Shortly after a successful run or Dreamgirls and Dutchman, he assembled a team consisting of some of his favorite actors. That simple meeting developed into what is now The Seven Collective.

David King is an actor, stage director, educator, author and freelance photographer. Off-Broadway: The Man Who Ate Michael Rockefeller and Black Angels Over Tuskegee. FringeNYC: Savage International and Choke City. Other NYC credits include Caligula Maximus (La MaMa), Come Back to Me (Cherry Lane), Ghosts, Civil Sex (Hudson Guild), Man on the Street (New Media Rep), A Hatful of Rain, Polaroid Stories, Macbeth (CTH) and Antony in Antony & Cleopatra (Aaron Davis Hall). He directed TSC’s premiere workshop production of Closer by Patrick Marber and the 7DoP Theatre Festival’s Gluttony by Ed Cardona Jr. David is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association and founding member of TSC. DK and tumblr

Alexander Mulzac holds a B.A. from The City College of New York. He is a founding member of The Seven Collective. He has performed in a myriad of theatrical genres ranging from the absurd (Titanic), to the classics (Iphigenia-Agamemnon). Some notable New York roles include Melvin Van Peebles’ Ain’t Supposed To Die a Natural Death and Trojan Women, appearing with the Classical Theatre of Harlem, Losing the Light and Big Love, written by Charles Mee. Alex can also be seen in the upcoming independent feature “A Trip to Niagara Falls” produced by award winning director Yohei Kawamata and “7-10″ directed by Ryan Musarra.

Nabil is a first generation Dominican American whose parents came to Washington Heights from Moca in the 1970s. He started acting when already late into his college years and changed majors over from Mathematics to complete a B.A. in Theatre. He has a growing list of film credits and most recently wrapped on the independent feature “Things I Don’t Understand” by David Spaltro. With an interest in all things creative, he also records music under the moniker “GB9″, has begun producing music videos for the Bronx MC Tsi Labrev, and is compiling a collection of photographs that he intends to self-publish. Learn more about Nabil at his website NabilVinas.com