Margo Hall

Margo Hall is an award winning actor director activist educator and newly appointed Artistic Director of the Lorraine Hansberry Theatre She has graced Bay Area stages for 30 years as a performer and director She recently appeared in the hit film BLINDSPOTTING with our own Oakland native Daveed Diggs and All Day and a Night on Netflix She was last seen onstage in Exit Strategy at The Aurora Theater She recently directed How I Learned What I Learned at Marin Theatre Company BARBECUE which she also starred in and Red Velvet for SF Playhouse and Brownsville bside for tray for Shotgun Players Other acting credits include Marin Theater Company JAZZ Skeleton Crew Gem of the Ocean Fences and Seven Guitars California Shakespeare Theater God Person of Szechwan Black Odyssey Fences Twelfth Night A Midsummer Nights Dream A Raisin in the Sun A Winters Tale American Night the Ballad of Juan Jose and SPUNK American Conservatory Theater Ah Wilderness Once in a Lifetime and Marcus or the Secret of Sweet Aurora Theater Trouble in Mind Shotgun Players A World in a Womans Hands and Word for WordAll Aunt Hagars Children and The Blues Im Playing Her writing credits include The Peoples Temple at Berkeley Repertory Theater which won the Glickman award for best new play in the Bay Area for 2005 and Be Bop Baby a Musical Memoir a semiautobiographical piece at Z Space featuring the Marcus Shelby 15 piece Orchestra She is a founding member of Campo Santo a long standing multicultural San Francisco based theater company and has directed performed and collaborated on several new plays with artists such as Naomi Iizuka Phillip Kan Gotanda Sean San Jose Octavio Solis Luis Saguar and Jessica Hagedorn She is also a professor at UC Berkeley and Chabot College in the Theater Department