Artist/Director Kevo is set to produce six stage plays in just one year, blending classical techniques with African American art to reshape the theater world.
-- An Artist Shaping Houston's Theater Scene
Kevo, a talented director, artist, and educator based in Houston, Texas, is making waves in the theater world. Widowed and a proud father, Kevo’s journey as an artist spans various mediums, from painting to stage production. With a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree and over 15 years of experience as the owner of a successful art studio, he has built a legacy of creating art that highlights the complexities of racial dynamics and human experiences. A passionate teacher, Kevo has shared his knowledge with students across colleges, offering them an inside look into his multifaceted approach to art.
Beyond his achievements as an artist and educator, Kevo is known for his inspiring life story, featured on Fox 26 News in the segment “From Inmate to Entrepreneurship.” This segment highlighted his incredible transformation from incarceration to becoming a successful business owner and a highly regarded figure in the Houston community. In recognition of his contributions, the city of Houston declared April 6th “Kevo Day,” honoring him for his lasting impact on the arts and community development.
Blending Classical and African American Art
Kevo’s artistic direction is a unique fusion of classical theater traditions and African American art. His work stretches across genres, with his stage plays gaining recognition on major streaming platforms. He has successfully licensed four of his stage plays, which include Vincent, Medusa, What Do We Do Now?, and Adam’s Apple. All four works are set to be released this year on Amazon Prime. Kevo’s stage productions are recognized for their depth, cultural relevance, and innovative approach, which challenges traditional theater while offering a fresh perspective on the African American experience.
A Busy Year for Kevo: Six Plays in Twelve Months
Kevo’s ambition and creative energy are evident in his plan to direct and produce six stage plays within the span of a single year. This impressive feat includes his latest productions, Who Stole the Mona Lisa?, which debuted March 2025, A Salem Witch Trial, set for October 2025, and Adams Apple, starring a plethora of social media influencers, streaming before Kevo’s next Christmas play. These upcoming productions, along with his previous works, are part of his ongoing commitment to enriching the theater scene with stories that captivate audiences and spark conversation.
A Salem Witch Trial will examine the dark history of the infamous trials, offering a comedic, thought-provoking perspective on this crucial moment in American history.Starting a core cast and crew of Kevo’s past productions, this play follows a Pastor and a Statesman, manipulating a town who believe in a witch. With lessons on greed, judgment, and morality, this comedy is a must see for history buffs as well as theatre goers.
Making Waves in the Film and Theater Community
Kevo’s contributions to the stage have not gone unnoticed. As a black director in a predominantly white industry, Kevo’s presence has become increasingly significant, particularly at various film festivals where he has won numerous awards for his innovative stage productions. His ability to fuse classical theater techniques with the richness of African American storytelling has allowed him to carve out a distinct space in the theater world.
Kevo’s trajectory in both theater and film continues to gain momentum, with a notable focus on expanding his reach across different mediums and platforms. Filming stage plays has landed Kevo on Amazon, with hopes to “reach other platforms such as Broadway Hd, Tubi, or Netflix”. His work on stage has not only earned him critical acclaim but also positions him as a key player in Houston’s evolving arts landscape. Kevo’s plays are often a reflection of his personal experiences, struggles, and triumphs, creating an authentic connection with audiences.
A Vision for the Future
Kevo’s success in the theater world is just the beginning. As he continues to direct and produce works that challenge conventional narratives, his passion for storytelling will undoubtedly inspire the next generation of theater makers. With six plays on the horizon in 2025 and multiple works already being featured on major streaming platforms, Kevo’s commitment to pushing boundaries and highlighting African American stories in theater remains steadfast.
About Kevo
Kevo is a director, artist, and educator based in Houston, Texas. With over 15 years of experience in the arts, he owns a successful art studio, where he fosters creativity and education. His works include paintings, stage plays, and films, all focusing on racial dynamics and the human experience. Kevo is also an advocate for storytelling that honors both classical traditions and African American culture, which has earned him multiple stage play awards and recognition in the film festival circuit. His journey from incarceration to entrepreneurship was highlighted in the Fox 26 News segment, "From Inmate to Entrepreneurship," and his contributions to the community were celebrated with the proclamation of "Kevo Day" by the Mayor of Houston.
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