Henry Farnam

Henry Farnam grew up in New York and Connecticut. He began performing professionally at 12 years of age, in musical theater productions in and around New York. He got his first professional leading adult role when he was just 18, with the full-scale staging of "Hello Dolly!" by the Rochester Philharmonic. He studied voice at the Eastman School of Music and then moved to New York City to study with the Metropolitan Opera Maestro John Mace, who worked with Henry to expand his voice to a 3 ½ octave range that would allow him to do classic and modern Broadway, Rock, Pop and even Big Band. Henry worked extensively while in New York doing live theater, National/International Tours and Regional Theater. He performed such roles as: Jesus ("Godspell"), Greg ("A Chorus Line"), The Baker ("Into the Woods"), Snowboy ("West Side Story"), Will Parker ("Oklahoma"), Petruchio ("The Taming of the Shrew"), Charlie Dalrymple ("Bridgadoon"), and Bobby Van Huesen in both "The Boyfriend" and it's sequel "D