Antwayn Hopper is an Obie Award' Winning-American actor of Stage, Film and Television. He was Woodson; Dr. Algernon C. Edwards' (Andre Holland) asst. on Steven Soderberg's The Knick (Cinemax). At New York City Center he was seen as Memphis in Billy Porter's adaptation of THE LIFE, opposite Ledisi.

Feb 2, 2025 · Looking to find out more about Antwayn Hopper (Actor)? We have a full Biography, Photos, Theatre Credits, TV and Movies listings, Videos and more!

Feb 14, 2025 · Antwayn Hopper, originally from Topeka, recently debuted in season three of ABC's "Will Trent" as Rafael Wexford. Hopper's character is a gay single father and known gang leader.

Antwayn Hopper: I found out that Ramon Rodriguez, along with the beautiful writers of Will Trent — I’m gonna say their names, Karine Rosenthal, Keith Lingenfelter, Britta Lundin, Inda Craig ...

May 30, 2020 · Topeka-raised Antwayn Hopper's journey to Broadway has been one filled with guidance, love and determination.

Sep 20, 2022 · Topeka, Kansas-raised Obie Award-winning actor Antwayn Hopper is currently starring on Broadway as Thought 6 in Michael R. Jackson's exhilaratingly meta musical, A Strange Loop.

Antwayn Hopper Select Off-Bway/NY: Pulitzer Prize-winning A Strange Loop (Playwrights Horizons), The Loophole (NY Public), Civil War Christmas (NYTW), and This Ain’t No Disco (NYSF).

Jul 21, 2022 · Antwayn Hopper, Thought #6 of A Strange Loop, Tony Award for BEST MUSICAL!, is an Obie and San Diego Critics Award’ Winning-American actor of Stage, Film and Television. He made his debut on Broadway in the Tony Award Winner for Best Revival, Hair!

Feb 25, 2021 · Antwayn, a 2007 graduate, was part of the cast of the off-Broadway musical, “A Strange Loop,” which scooped up such honors as the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, two Obie Awards and the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Musical.

Antwayn Hopper is an Obie Award' Winning-American actor of Stage, Film and Television. He was Woodson; Dr. Algernon C. Edwards' (Andre Holland) asst. on Steven Soderberg's The Knick (Cinemax). At New York City Center he was seen as Memphis in Billy Porter's adaptation of THE LIFE, opposite Ledisi.