This week's Laner of the Week Brandon Scott Hughes was born in El Dorado, Arkansas. He moved to New York upon getting accepted to Circle in the Square Conservatory. In 2009 he created his own theatre company, MosesMogilee, and with the help of some great minds, had a two-year run that included two productions that were put up off-Broadway at New World Stages. In 2013 he began a new production company, Second Sight, which has produced several shows and two short films. You may have seen him on stage in Much Ado About Nothing (New World Stages), Ghosts of Provincetown (New World Stages), Reach (NYCPremier/Manhattan Rep. Theatre) and at the Fringe Festival and 45th Street Theatre. On screen he's appeared in A Crime to Remember (NBC Discovery ID), Pieces (Chain Film Fest.) The Righteous (Tribeca Film Fest.) and By Tomorrow (New Filmakers NY/Anthology Theater).
Of working on Mustard Lane, Laner of the Week Brandon Scott Hughes says, "The Lane has given me a great opportunity to make an income that helps continue my life in this beautiful city and to continue making strides in my career... Kristal has selected only the most dedicated and talented staff. Thanks Lane!!!" Learn more about Brandon at http://www.brandonscotthughes.com. Laner of the Week is… Brandon Scott Hughes!
This week's Laner of the Week Brandon Scott Hughes was born in El Dorado, Arkansas. He moved to New York upon getting accepted to Circle in the Square Conservatory. In 2009 he created his own theatre company, MosesMogilee, and with the help of some great minds, had a two-year run that included two productions that were put up off-Broadway at New World Stages. In 2013 he began a new production company, Second Sight, which has produced several shows and two short films. You may have seen him on stage in Much Ado About Nothing (New World Stages), Ghosts of Provincetown (New World Stages), Reach (NYCPremier/Manhattan Rep. Theatre) and at the Fringe Festival and 45th Street Theatre. On screen he's appeared in A Crime to Remember (NBC Discovery ID), Pieces (Chain Film Fest.) The Righteous (Tribeca Film Fest.) and By Tomorrow (New Filmakers NY/Anthology Theater).
Of working on Mustard Lane, Laner of the Week Brandon Scott Hughes says, "The Lane has given me a great opportunity to make an income that helps continue my life in this beautiful city and to continue making strides in my career... Kristal has selected only the most dedicated and talented staff. Thanks Lane!!!" Learn more about Brandon at http://www.brandonscotthughes.com.