Kudos: Donald Lacy

Occupation: Playwright, actor

Home: Oakland

Achievement: Last year, Congresswoman Barbara Lee invited the performer to present his one-man play “Color Struck” at the Congressional Black Caucus. He reprises the performance at 7:30 p.m. today at The Marsh in San Francisco.

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