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In the third movement of Young Jean Lee’s “The Shipment,” Sharlee Taylor plays Thomasina.

Sharlee Taylor plays Kleopatra, the seductress who convinces the lead to die for love.

Sharlee Taylor performs “Love Poem #2.”

Sharlee Taylor plays Hermia in UC Berkeley’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

A modern day adaptation of “The Maids,” produced and adapted by Sharlee Taylor and classmate. Sharlee Taylor pictured here as Madame.

In the second movement of Young Jean Lee’s “The Shipment,” Sharlee Taylor plays Crackhead John.

Sharlee Taylor plays Hobo Girl #1

Sharlee Taylor plays Hobo Girl #1

In “The Lonely Voice,” Sharlee Taylor plays a young lover determined to keep her boyfriend, despite her mother’s radical attempts to stop them.

Sharlee Taylor performs a powerful piece of poetry regarding racial dynamics, self-written and composed.

Sharlee Taylor pantomimes in ART’s “A Big Mess.”

Sharlee Taylor plays Kleopatra, the seductress who convinces the lead to die for love.

In this clowning bonanza, Sharlee Taylor plays one of a comedic trio, singing “Zoo in his Pants,” an irreverent and hilarious number.

In the second movement of Young Jean Lee’s “The Shipment,” Sharlee Taylor plays Cop #1.

In this hit Moscow television series, Sharlee Taylor plays Emily, an American determined to get her boyfriend back from Russia.

Self-written and self-produced short film. Sharlee Taylor pictured here plays Psychic.

In this hit Moscow television series, Sharlee Taylor plays Emily, an American determined to get her boyfriend back from Russia.

Sharlee Taylor performs a powerful piece of poetry regarding racial dynamics, self-written and composed.

Sharlee Taylor plays a disco dancer desperate for money and love

In this clowning bonanza, Sharlee Taylor plays one of a comedic trio, singing “Zoo in his Pants,” an irreverent and hilarious number.