Quintin Jones, Jr. (he/him) is returning for his second summer as a teaching artist with Shakespeare Dallas. He is an actor, choreographer, and director in the DFW metroplex. His work has been seen at Dallas Theater Center, Theatre Three, Dallas Children’s Theater, and Jubilee Theatre. Quintin is passionate about teaching and creating. He is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. Quintin will teach the 2nd-6th graders during WITH TRIUMPH! camp, July 11-15, and the 7th-12th graders during WITH REVELING! camp, July 18-22 .

Bradley Atuba (he/him) grew up in Dallas, Texas. His family and ancestry comes from Nigeria, Africa. He fell in love with losing himself in performance at a young age when he and his siblings used to perform acts like ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,’ or hit singles from Michael Jackson and Destiny’s Child for his parents. After graduating high school, Bradley decided to major in Theater at the University of Texas at Arlington. Soon after, he was accepted in to the graduate acting program at Southern Methodist University. Bradley is passionate about acting because he loves digging into the human psyche, figuring out what makes people tick, and telling three-dimensional stories. After being in school for most of his life, Bradley is excited to enter into the industry with intentions of working in film, TV, and theatre. He’s so honored to work at Shakespeare Dallas this summer! Bradley will teach the 2nd-6th graders during WITH POMP! camp, June 20-July 1, and the 7th-12th graders during WITH TRIUMPH! camp, July 11-15.

Chris Sanders (they/them) was the Assistant Director for The Complete Works of William Shakespeare at Shakespeare Dallas. They directed a reading Parent, Legal Guardian, Angel, Other with Undermain Theatre. Chris also directed a reading of Ashes of Aquitaine, a collaboration with Altered Shakespeare and the Fort Worth Community Arts Center. Chris has performed locally with Dallas Theatre Center, Theatre Three, Amphibian Stage, Jubilee Theatre, and Second Thought Theatre. Chris is a lecturer at the University of Texas - Dallas and earned their MFA in Acting from Southern Methodist University. They are a member of AEA and are represented by the Mary Collins Agency. Chris will teach the 2nd-6th graders during WITH POMP! camp, June 20-July 1.

Jamal Gibran Sterling (he/him) is an actor, director, voiceover artist, educator and acting coach based out of Dallas, Texas. A native of Detroit, Michigan, he graduated from Southern Methodist University’s MFA Acting Program in 2002. Jamal’s screen work includes the television series 10-8 and American Dreams, as well as multiple Dallas-based television series, such as Prison Break, Chase, and Dallas. Jamal has appeared on stage in several productions in Dallas, including Our Lady of 121st Street, A Soldier’s Play, Titus Andronicus, Diamond Dick: The Tulsa Race Riots of 1921, Fences, The Winter’s Tale, Race, Mississippi Goddamn, Firestorm, Nuestra Pastorela, The Royale, Othello, Lonely Planet, penny candy and Our Town. Jamal—who lives in Plano with his wife, Nicole, and daughter, India—is also a proud company member of Kitchen Dog Theater. Jamal will teach the 7th-12th graders during WITH POMP! camp, June 20-July 1.

Parker Davis Gray (he/him) is a Dallas-based actor, teaching artist, and playwright. Parker’s stage acting credits include work at Dallas Theater Center, Casa Mañana, Theatre Three, Second Thought Theatre, Circle Theatre, Kitchen Dog Theater, Stage West, Undermain Theatre, Shakespeare Dallas, WaterTower Theatre, Lyric Stage, and Shakespeare in the Bar. Parker’s voice can be heard in various shows with Crunchyroll, and he can be seen in several films, including the Dallas-made horror film Final Dress. Parker’s premiere play, Incarnate, received a reading at Undermain for their Whither Goest Thou America Festival. BFA in Acting from Southern Methodist University. Represented by the Kim Dawson Agency. Parker will teach the 2nd-6th graders during WITH REVELING! camp, July 18-22.

Aaron Mateo Arroyo (he/him) is delighted to be returning as a teaching artist for Shakespeare Dallas this summer. Aaron holds an MFA in Acting from UC Irvine and a BA in Acting and Directing from Texas A&M - Corpus Christi. Favorite credits include: Ferdinand in The Winter’s Tale (Shakespeare in the Bar), Freddie in Chess (Irvine Barclay Center), and Captain Hook/Mr. Darling in Pan (Pizza Chapel Theatre Co.). Other favorite gigs include touring with Missoula Children’s Theatre, performing at the legendary Utah Shakespeare Festival, working with Shakespeare Everywhere, and online readings with Plague Mask Players. You can catch him in an upcoming production of Young Frankenstein at Circle Theatre this June and July! Aaron will teach the 7th-12th graders during WITH TRIUMPH! camp, July 11-15, and the 2nd-6th graders during WITH REVELING! camp, July 18-22.

Jule Nelson-Duac (she/her) is an actor, director, and producer who spent many years in Los Angeles working with such companies as Warner Bros, Cartoon Network, The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles, and LA's premier school for young actors: The Young Actors Space. She holds a MFA in Classical Acting from the Shakespeare Theatre Company's Academy for Classical Acting at George Washington University, a BFA in Theatre from Texas Christian University, and she is a member of the Society of American Fight Directors. Her credits include work in theatre, television, film, and voice-over. Jule will teach the 7th-12th graders during WITH POMP! camp, June 20-July 1.