Lord Q and LA Black Punk Band

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A native of Virgina, Lord Q is notable actor, writer, director and producer, and has been involved in the entertainment industry for over 20 years. Reciepient of an Honorary Doctorate in Shakespearean Performance and Technique, Lord Q's notable achievements include: lead singer of the 90's Los Angeles based underground rock band, Mistress of the Pope; Founder of the African American Theatrical Ensemble (AATE); and an expert in the fields of archery, firearms, axe throwing, kantana and extreme survivalism

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