Meet the newest members of Remy Bumppo Theatre Company’s Core Ensemble!

Tiffany Renee Johnson (she/her/hers) is a native Chicagoan and graduate of Howard University, where she received her BFA in Theatre Arts. Tiffany’s theatre credits include: Passage (Remy Bumppo Theatre); Chlorine Sky (Steppenwolf Theatre); School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play (Goodman Theatre); Red Velvet (Chicago Shakespeare Theatre); The Garbologists (Northlight Theatre); Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and A Doll’s House (Writers Theatre); Flyin’ West (American Blues Theatre); Saint Joan (Poetic Forum Collective); VANYA; Or, That’s Life! (Rasaka Theatre); The Nativity (Congo Square Theatre); Hairspray (Drury Lane Theatre). Her tv credits include: Shameless (Showtime), The Chi (Showtime), Chicago PD (NBC), Soundtrack (Formerly Netflix, currently Hulu), Chicago Med (NBC), APB (FOX), Embeds (Verizon go90), and Chicago Fire (NBC). She has also played characters in the films Range Runners, North of the 10, and Training Wheels.

Eduardo Xavier (he/him/his) is a Chicago born and based actor whose work has been featured across the country. Chicago credits include Anna in the Tropics (Remy Bumppo Theatre Company); Nancy García Loza’s RUST (The Goodman: New Stages); Isaac Gomez’ The Leopard Play, or sad songs for lost boys (Steep Theatre). Regional credits include Marisela Treviño Orta’s The River Bride (American Players Theatre); Bryna Turner’s At The Wedding (TheatreSquared). Film credits include Station Eleven (HBO Paramount).

Chiké Johnson (he/him/his) recently appeared as Galileo in Remy Bumppo Theatre Company’s world premiere of Galileo’s Daughter, and as Alberga in the Goodman Theatre’s production of Toni Stone. Other recent productions include: Nativity Variations at The Milwaukee Rep; Hamlet and A Raisin In The Sun at American Players Theatre. Other credits include: Amen Corner at Shakespeare Theater Company, Sweat at American Conservatory Theatre and Our Town at The Milwaukee Rep. He also was in the world premiere of When Harry Met Rehab. Broadway credits: Wit at Manhattan Theatre Club and Commercial’s production of A Time To Kill.