Theodore Lott III

Theodore C. Lott III is a proud graduate of Belhaven University, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting. His commitment to the performing arts is vividly reflected in his recent stage credits, which include notable roles such as Robert Hayes in *The Exonerated*, Don Quixote in *Don Quixote*, Mayor Shinn in *The Music Man*, Jack Klee in *The God Committee*, and Nathan Detroit in *Guys and Dolls*. As a native of Mississippi, Theodore’s connection to his roots deeply informs his work. Growing up in a state rich in cultural heritage, he draws inspiration from the vibrant storytelling traditions of the region. The soulful music, diverse narratives, and the warmth of Southern hospitality resonate in his performances, allowing him to bring authenticity and depth to his characters. He cherishes the opportunity to reconnect with the essence of his upbringing through each role, reflecting the stories of his community and the resilience of its people. In addition to his stage work, Theodore has also appeared as a supernumerary in two notable films: *The Same Kind of Different As Me* and *Get On Up*. These experiences have further enriched his understanding of the performing arts and the narratives that shape our lives. Theodore is deeply passionate about his craft and extends heartfelt gratitude to his fellow cast and crew members for their dedication and hard work. Their collective effort has made each production a memorable experience. As he looks ahead, he is excited to continue his artistic journey, embracing new challenges and celebrating the rich tapestry of his Southern heritage through the power of storytelling.