T.C. Storm Caldwell

T.C "Storm" Caldwell T.C. (also professionally known as "Storm E. Weatherz") is an actor/rapper/singer/poet/mentor/emcee/event host/producer/co-Director/radio and television personality born the youngest son of Philadelphia Music Hall of Fame inductee Stephen J. Caldwell Sr. of the world famous Doo Wop group "The Orlons" ("South Street", "Wah-Watusi", "Don't Hang Up"). T.C. began performing at an early age and continuing into adulthood, T.C. moved away from acting in the 1990's to pursue interests in music as a member of rap groups G.E.R. (Grand Emperors of Rhyme) M.L.X. (Mentality of Lyricalized X-acution), T.W.I.N.Z. of Sinister, and Special Forces Limited, performing with and opening for some of Philly's most notable artists in the 90's. T.C. was encouraged to return to acting in 2011 in the stage play "One Way To God" where he played a philandering husband who used religion to attempt to manipulate his wife into a polygamous relationship. The play centered around the falsehoods regarding different religions. Since his return, T.C. has performed in over 50 stage plays in several prolific theater houses including, Walnut Street Theater, Wilma, Arts Bank, Merriam, and Philadelphia's newest, Venice Island Theater. Also having performed in the Kimmel Center's Verizon Hall, and Atlanta's 14th Street Playhouse, T.C. has shared the stage with several stage and entertainment veterans such as Darrin Henson Tony Terry, John Canada Terrell, Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, Me'lisa Morgan, Shawn Bazemore, Kangol Kid and Monica "Yvette Money" Kitt. T.C. is also featured in several web series, independent films, and t.v. series, including "Single And Anxious" written and directed by Christina Faith, for Creative Thought Media and "Corner Boys" written by Carla Robinson for GoCar Productions. T.C. is a member and former Regional Director of Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Incorporated (a non-greek fraternal organization), a former bodyguard, an ordained Deacon, a decorated veteran Sergeant in the Philadelphia School District Police Department, T.C. is the Founder and C.E.O of Storm E. Weatherz Entertainment, Acting and Public Speaking Instructor for Top Line Divas LLC, a model training organization based in Philadelphia. Under his moniker "Tha Big Homie Storm E. Weatherz" T.C. is the host of The Unsigned Hype Show on EvolveRadio247 and has become the newest panel host on "Single On A Saturday Night", a televised relationship talk show that caters to the modern single, married, divorced or dating individual, which is also broadcast live on EvolveRadio247.com. T.C. dedicates his performances to his Father who is his professional motivation and confidant, and to his Mother (Edna Faye/"Spanky") and Stepmother (Louise/"Lady") who both passed away prior to his return to the acting stage.