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Lynne Conner

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March 27th

Actress | Director | Producer...

Lynne directed, co-produced, and co-wrote a Poetry show for Inner City Cultural Center II’s poetry series that began in Inglewood (for Lynne’s birthday in March 2023) at the Willie Agee Playhouse and soared to #StandingRoomOnly houses at the Hollywood Fringe Festival in June 2024, which is now an Award-Winning Poetry Play GIL SCOTT-HERON BLUESOLOGY.  The play will open Off-Broadway in New York's SoHo Playhouse for Black History Month February 2025 & Scotland to the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh as it won the coveted International Encore Award .

 

As an actress, Lynne can be seen in BET+’s YOUNG, WILD, FREE directed by Thembi Banks.  Lynne is also in the film KINGS OF L.A. by Van Elder streaming on Roku.  In 2024 Lynne performed in a few commercials and Independent Short Films COUNTED by Deborah Franco (#Winner 2024 Best Supporting Actress - 168 Film Festival) & SNOOZE AIR directed by JoAnna Rhambo.  Check out the YouTube series on Devyc T.V. 3…2…1-Season 1, Episodes 1-6, and M.A.D. (Mom’s A Diva) by Paris Nicole.  An alum of Inner City Cultural Center Lynne directs and produces short films, her film RAISING KINGS, and the international award winning short film YOUNG & NAIVE by sister Tuesday Conner.  Lynne, an actress and producer on the short THE DRAGONFLY TALE by Lorey Hayes is winning awards across the country.

 

After an illustrious career as a well-respected stage actress, Lynne is currently soaring as a film actress in numerous Independent Film Shorts and Social Media Mini Series.   Her lead turn as Delores in A Sunday Morning Kinda Gal is her most prized role to date.  Having been wooed from her initial career as a Costume Designer (a career inherited from mother Doris Conner) Lynne’s passion led her to film school and producing short films.  Lynne’s directorial film debut RAISING KINGS is currently streaming on BHERC.TV.  She has executive produced numerous shorts currently on the film circuit including: Award Winning Short Film which is an apology to everyone ever sexually molested called "YOUNG & NA!VE" by Tuesday Conner and A GIFT FOR MY SISTER by Angela M. Gordon among others.  

 

An alum of Inner City Cultural Center Lynne studied and performed Theatre, Voice, Dance and Production under C. Bernard Jackson, Reggie Montgomery, Cliff Roquemore, Shirley Jo Finney and Lula Washington to name a few.  Some of her theatre credits include the award winning plays THE BOW WOW CLUB by Levy Lee, BONES OF LESSER MEN by L. Flint Esquerra, NOSTALGIA & DREAMS directed by Kerrie Keane (White Buffalo Theatre), CHICAGO CLUB RUMBOOGIE by Jerry Jones (Dolemite), PASSING & JOLETA by Towne Street Theatre Company, and TRIBES by illustrious award winning playwright and director George C. Wolfe. 

Life Experience

Jan 2021 - Present

March 1980 - Present

January 1977 - Present

You can check out the YouTube series M.A.D. (Mom’s A Diva) by Paris Nicole.  Lynne directs and produces short films, her film RAISING KINGS, and the international award winning short YOUNG & NA!VE by her sister Tuesday Conner.  Lynne is an actress and producer on the short THE DRAGONFLY TALE by Lorey Hayes is winning awards across the country.  Theatre includes performances with the Black Creators Collective presenting live theatre throughout L.A.. 

As a woman and an artist, my role is to inspire, empower, challenge, entertain, share our human experience through life and story, be truthful, and heal through the arts. I am a proud mother. I work full time in the legal field while pursuing my dream to act again after raising a family for the past 25 years. I began doing publicity for theatre and film to get me back around the field that I am most passionate about. I am back on stage, studying and shooting shorts, and doing everything humanly possible to be a great actress and secure roles that have meaning and shine a positive light on Strong Intelligent Black Women and people of color. I was a designer in another life, like my mother and sister, Tuesday Conner, I was raised sewing and designing clothing, which I did for many years as a young adult. I studied at Inner City Cultural Center and enhanced my skills in theatre, voice and dance. 

I took an awesome film class with Richard Lawson and am now creating my own shorts/scenes - trying to build a reel of work for me and other like minds. I study with Francisco Cali, a brilliant acting instructor. I still do minimal publicity - but that is no longer my focus. I work with Ian Foxx - I started my career with him 30 years ago when he own and operated the Foxx Follies Theatre and made my first film with him called "Corner Boy." I applaud you for paving the way, staying true to your dreams and keeping positive relationships alive amongst us. Take wings...soar!

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