Keemar Robert Davis talks Tina Turner Musical | The Midday Break Room w/ Candace Johnson - 3.4.26

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Keemar Robert Davis is an actor, who is playing the role of Richard Bullock” in the upcoming production, Tina Turner, The Musical. Richard Bullock is Tina Turner’s father. Tina Turner, The Musical, returns to Philadelphia for a limited engagement at the Miller Theater from March 10-15, 2026, presented by Ensemble Arts Philly. Keemar also graduated from the University of the Arts with a degree in Jazz Vocal Performance. Keemar joined the show to further talk about his role in the production of “Tina Turner The Musical”, as well as his journey in studying Jazz Vocal Performance at UArts.

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