Zeb Hollins III (Arts Educator/Actor/Playwright/Director) is a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he studied Speech and Theatre at Southern University before continuing his training in Educational Theatre at New York University. In New York City, Zeb worked extensively as an actor, educator, and workshop facilitator with the Billie Holiday Theatre, the National Black Theatre, the Negro Ensemble Company, and Woodie King, Jr.’s New Federal Theatre. His New Orleans stage credits include performances with Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré, Goat in the Road Productions, The Bayou Playhouse, The NOLA Project, Southern Rep, the Tennessee Williams Theatre Company of New Orleans, and the Anthony Bean Community Theatre. He was most recently seen in Anne Rice: An All-Saints Day Celebration at the Orpheum Theater. Zeb currently works as an Arts Integration Specialist and serves separately as a Drama Consultant with the Tulane University Law Clinic.