“Batman and Robin and the Boogie Down” 

 
On the tenth anniversary of her brother’s death, Juliette takes a poignant yet funny look back on her close relationship with her older brother.

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A true artist who lives to heal herself and others by using every creative bone in her body...Juliette is a Caribbean-American who began her journey as an artist at The High School of Performing Arts in Manhattan . She went on to earn a degree in Languages from Hofstra University . Upon graduation, she moved to L.A. to pursue a career in acting. A few of her recent T.V. guest star appearances include Grey's Anatomy, E.R. and Without A Trace. In the Theatre world, Juliette was just nominated for a 2006 NAACP Theatre Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in Ah Ha Moments Butterscotch and Fudgeat the Complex Theatre.  She was also a finalist in 15 Minutes of Fem, a one woman show competition at The Egyptian Arena Theatre. Batman and Robin in the Boogie Down debuted in 2003 at The Elephant Theatre to packed audiences and rave reviews. Since then, it was the featured opening play at the African American Theatre Festival in Dallas , Texas and was nominated for a 2004 NAACP Theatre Award for Best Play in L.A. For more info. on her play, visit www.batmanboogiedown.com. Juliette would like to thank Denise Dowse and Steve Silverman. And a big up goes to Reggie Rock Bythewood for being a great friend, writing mentor and director.

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