Bio

Get to know him

Onstage

In late 2021, Henry was asked to join the cast ofThe Book of Mormon as a part of the company that re-worked the show leading up to its Broadway re-opening. Before the pandemic, he was traveling across North America in the Broadway National Tour of The Book of Mormon. He has performed at theaters all across North America; including Paramount Theatre, Drury Lane Oakbrook, Mercury Theater Chicago, Marriott Lincolnshire, KC Starlight Theatre, Theatre at the Center, Peninsula Players, Griffin Theatre, Boho Theatre, Bailiwick Chicago, Broadway in Chicago, and others. Additionally, he has appeared on NBC’s Chicago Fire and in a number of commercials. In 2017, he received two Joseph Jefferson Award nominations in the same category: “Principal actor in a Musical”—winning for his work as the title character in Griffin Theatre’s Bat Boy: the Musical.

Gray Talent Group

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Jeff Award

In 2017, Henry was awarded the Non-Equity Jeff Award for “Actor in a Principal Role: Musical” for his work as the title character in Griffin Theatre’s BAT BOY: THE MUSICAL.

That same year he also received a second nomination in the same category for his work as Bobby Strong in BoHo Theatre’s Urinetown.

 

Other Accolades

Henry was nominated for the “Best Breakout Performance” category in TimeOut Chicago’s 2017 theatre awards for his work in Bat Boy: The Musical.

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He was also nominated for “Best Actor in a Musical” for The Hawk Chicago’s 2017 Chicago Theatre Awards.

Offstage

Henry was born in Rhode Island, but moved to Illinois at a young age. He played a number of sports throughout high school, and was most drawn to travel soccer. He joined choir in the 4th grade and immediately fell in love with singing and performing which eventually lead to his love for acting. He went on to attend the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt where he received a BFA in Musical Theatre with honors. He has called Chicago home ever since (aside from two years of being on tour). In the fall of 2021 he will be moving to New York city to pursue his dream of being on Broadway.

When he is not onstage you can most likely find him spending time with friends, rock climbing, working out, reading, playing video games or riding his bike. His family has a miniature dachshund named Sweet Pea whom he loves more than most humans. Henry loves traveling, going on adventures, camping, and just about everything involved with being outdoors. He also loves to cook and build things.