Prentiss Patrick-Carter (he/him) is a Theater and Performance Studies & African American Studies double major from Forest, VA. You can find him helping folks as a Writing Partner at the Poorvu Center, an Accessibility Coordinator at the Yale Repertory Theater, and now as a Hopper FroCo (anywhere)! He’s interested in how humor and the performing arts function as modes of resistance, with a passion for telling the stories of BIPOC working class people. When he’s not rehearsing (with his Yale theater homies) or making people laugh (with Red Hot Poker and the Purple Crayon), you’ll catch him seeing shows, singing in a Hopper music room, freestyle rapping (on the low), or hanging out over coffee or ice cream. (Ask him about his elite Ashley’s order.) He’s excited to welcome the class of 2029 to Yale!
