Noble Lee Lester

Noble is currently a manager of historical ghost and apparition storytellers in Old St. Augustine, Fla. at Old Town Trolleys. Noble has been a professor at Jacksonville University's Upward Bound as well as Edward Waters College for 8 years. Noble taught at the Jacksonville Center of the Arts, Theatre Jacksonville and magnate-high school, Douglas Andersen school of the arts. Noble has a fine arts degree from Howard University and is a card carrying professional of voice-overs, stage, film and TV for 40 years. He directed Theatre Jax' first Black play, "A Piano Lesson"; Stage Aurora's first play in Jacksonville, "Miss Evers' Boys"; and he directed The Ritz' first staged play, "The Colored Museum." Noble loves directing film and staging plays as well as writing about sociological themes on how to love Brown people. He's launched a series of books: The Bouquet Race. Noble is a father of 7 children married to his lovely wife and best friend, Lena Annette Lester.