Richard Bryan Johnson
- Actor
- Production Department
Richard Johnson, a Philadelphia Native, is a versatile Non-Union Tenor/Baritone known for his dynamic stage presence and broad vocal range. With a background in both theater and voice, he has delighted audiences across various productions. Standing at 5'10" and with a powerful, rich voice, R. brings characters to life in both classical and contemporary works.
In theater, Richard has showcased his talent in a variety of roles, including "Mister" in The Color Purple, "Ladislav Sipos" in She Loves Me, and "Wining Boy" in The Piano Lesson. His performances also include "Marty" in Dreamgirls, "Sir Toby Belch" in Twelfth Night, O Lo Que Quieras, and "Baritone" in PROUD: A Cabaret in Color.
Richard has proven his vocal prowess in both musical and theatrical productions, playing "Audrey 2 Voice" in Little Shop of Horrors and "King Triton" in The Little Mermaid. His work on stage showcases his talent for both dramatic acting and vocal performance, making him a sought-after performer for diverse roles.
Richard's vocal abilities extend beyond the stage as well, with performances in several prestigious voice competitions, including "The Star Vocal Competition" with Dan Murphy Productions, "Legends of Rock" at Spotlight Theatre, and "Night of Sondheim" with Aria and Fugue in Chester Springs. He has also participated in events like "CabFest" with Facetime Theatre and "All Together Now" with Music Theatre International.
In film, Richard has made notable appearances, including as "Mr. Shaefer" in Karma by Level Up Productions and "Snake Eyes" in Swing Episode 4 with HarMeageddo Entertainment. He also appeared uncredited in Audrey's Children by Julia Grace Entertainment. Richard lends his voice to "Agent Roy Dump" in Interrogation, produced by Philadelphia Dramatists Center.
Alongside his acting career, Richard is skilled in improvisation, various accents (including Southern, African, and Caribbean), and holds experience with driving both manual and automatic vehicles. He is also trained in law enforcement and weapons handling, expanding his versatility in performance.
With a passion for storytelling through music and acting, Richard Johnson continues to make an impact across the stage and screen.
In theater, Richard has showcased his talent in a variety of roles, including "Mister" in The Color Purple, "Ladislav Sipos" in She Loves Me, and "Wining Boy" in The Piano Lesson. His performances also include "Marty" in Dreamgirls, "Sir Toby Belch" in Twelfth Night, O Lo Que Quieras, and "Baritone" in PROUD: A Cabaret in Color.
Richard has proven his vocal prowess in both musical and theatrical productions, playing "Audrey 2 Voice" in Little Shop of Horrors and "King Triton" in The Little Mermaid. His work on stage showcases his talent for both dramatic acting and vocal performance, making him a sought-after performer for diverse roles.
Richard's vocal abilities extend beyond the stage as well, with performances in several prestigious voice competitions, including "The Star Vocal Competition" with Dan Murphy Productions, "Legends of Rock" at Spotlight Theatre, and "Night of Sondheim" with Aria and Fugue in Chester Springs. He has also participated in events like "CabFest" with Facetime Theatre and "All Together Now" with Music Theatre International.
In film, Richard has made notable appearances, including as "Mr. Shaefer" in Karma by Level Up Productions and "Snake Eyes" in Swing Episode 4 with HarMeageddo Entertainment. He also appeared uncredited in Audrey's Children by Julia Grace Entertainment. Richard lends his voice to "Agent Roy Dump" in Interrogation, produced by Philadelphia Dramatists Center.
Alongside his acting career, Richard is skilled in improvisation, various accents (including Southern, African, and Caribbean), and holds experience with driving both manual and automatic vehicles. He is also trained in law enforcement and weapons handling, expanding his versatility in performance.
With a passion for storytelling through music and acting, Richard Johnson continues to make an impact across the stage and screen.
