
Daveed Diggs first broke out originating dual Tony-winning roles in the musical Hamilton and fronts the experimental hip-hop act Clipping; on Invincible he lends his voice to Theo, the widower of the hero Green Ghost.
Diggs voices Theo in Invincible, a support-group member grieving as the widower of the hero Green Ghost. The character brings an emotional, grounded perspective to a show that spends much of its runtime on large-scale superhuman violence.
Diggs won a Tony Award for his dual performance as Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson in Hamilton's original Broadway cast, and shared in the show's Grammy-winning cast recording. He wrote, produced, and starred in the film Blindspotting and its spinoff series, led the Snowpiercer television adaptation for four seasons, and voiced roles in animated films including Soul, The Little Mermaid, and Trolls Band Together.

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Daveed Diggs voices Theo in Invincible, a support-group member grieving as the widower of the hero Green Ghost. The character brings an emotional, grounded perspective to the series.
Diggs won a Tony Award for his dual performance as Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson in Hamilton's original Broadway cast, and shared in the show's Grammy-winning cast recording. That breakout made him one of the most recognized names to come out of the show.
Diggs led the television adaptation Snowpiercer for four seasons. He also wrote, produced, and starred in the film Blindspotting and its spinoff series.
Diggs has voiced roles in the animated films Soul, The Little Mermaid, and Trolls Band Together. Those credits sit alongside his Invincible role as Theo.
Diggs fronts the experimental hip-hop act Clipping. Music has run alongside his acting and writing career since he broke out in Hamilton.
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