Henry Storey

Henry Storey is an up-and-coming Canadian actor currently based in Toronto, Ontario. Trained at the Randolph College for the Performing Arts in song, dance, and acting for both television and the stage, Henry’s training and enthusiasm for learning in all fields of performance is intensive, with his strongest areas of expertise being physical and vocal expression. Inspired by the likes of Tim Currey and Jim Carrey, Henry is a highly flexible actor with a powerful voice, with a deep love for music and wild physical expression, and blending his training in film and television acting to create remarkable performances.

Henry would discover his passion for performing after entering a talent show at Gilbert Patterson middle school in his hometown of Lethbridge Alberta, where he would blow away the hundreds of students in attendance with a performance of Seven Nation Army. Ever since then, Henry has been dedicated to bringing joy to audiences through song, dance, and acting. While opportunities in a rural city like Lethbridge were few, he took every one he could get, landing ensemble roles in local productions of Newsies and The Sound Of Music. Since coming to Toronto and studying at Randolph College, where he would star in a production of Schoolhouse as a lead, and land a voice acting credit as the narrator of a puppet show.

A passionate and dedicated actor eager to get deeper into the scene, Henry is ready to take a step into the larger world of performance art.