Where a love of humanity & a passion for the arts connects

Her fascination with the arts began as a child after hearing of angels falling from heaven with the chief musician and learning of relatives (a CEO of Motown, Radio Station owners in Oklahoma, and jazz musicians & vocalist on 18th & Vine in Kansas City) who were doing well in the industry.  Ms. Brown has been acting since high school.  She founded INCSA's programs and services based on the belief that the arts & entertainment industry needed to be transformed from exploitation as a norm, to a place where the emotional, physical, and financial needs of artist were respected.  Ms. Brown was recently seen as Cynthia in Sweat by Lynn Nottage at Playhouse 2000 in Kerrville, TX and Mamma Ruth in Calling by Georgie Lee at Overtime Theatre in San Antonio, TX.  She credits her acting coaches Calvin J Walker (Dallas), Andrew Jacobi Jeeter (SATCO President), Seniors in Play Instructors Danielle King and Cindy Rodriguez Martinez and her daughter Oli for helping with lines and character development.  Ms. Brown has a few IMDb film credits and was honored to be an assistant producer for Cedric Thomas Smith's courage depiction of the effects of PTSD among Veterans in his award-winning film, "Losing Lalo." Ms. Brown is in her second term as a Board of Director for the San Antonio Theatre Coalition.  She is licensed in the state of Texas as a clinical social worker and substance abuse counselor.  She is also a member of the National Association of Social Workers.