HENRY BROWN
Henry
Brown is a busy actor, working in theatre, TV and Films. He has been
featured in such TV series as Picket Fences, Chicago Hope, Star Trek: Voyager,
and L.A. Law. His movie
credits include George B., Lethal Weapon and Lethal Weapon III,
Scrooged, The Man in a Glass Booth, Heaven’s Fall and Oprah Winfey’s
production Their Eyes Were Watching God.
Among his most recent stage performances was as the title character in The
Ballad of Billy Lee, an acclaimed one man show about George Washington’s
manservant and friend. Henry appeared in the title role of Gangsta directed
by Vince Paterson and at the Mark Taper Forum as Kofi Annan in Pulitzer Prize
winner, David Hare’s political drama Stuff Happens, and in Nancy
Kwalek’s directed stage reading, Guantanamo.
Henry has performed in numerous Speaking of Stories presentations
directed by Maggie Mixsell. His latest projects include the web pilot Blue directed
by Perry Lang, the multi-medium presentation Declaration-Vote, directed
by Paula Walker/DP Rolfe Kesterman, he appears in Not Easily Broken,
directed by Bill Duke, out in theaters now and is the title character in Everyday
Black Man, a feature movie, to be released this spring.