About

Tarrence J. Taylor with short curly hair wearing a green t-shirt, against a light background.

New York native, Tarrence J. Taylor is a versatile actor with a rich portfolio in film, TV, and theater. Educated at Morgan State University and the International College of Musical Theatre (previously known as, American Musical Theatre Academy), Tarrence has honed his storytelling skills, evident across diverse roles from "White Boy Brown" to "Night of Something Strange" and TV appearances, like in Hallmark’s "Next Stop, Christmas."

His theater work spans from "The Color Purple" to a profound portrayal of Emmett Till in "Whistle in Mississippi: The Lynching of Emmett Till," showcasing his adaptability and depth. Notably, his contribution to "Hooded; Or Being Black for Dummies" as actor and choreographer, garnered acclaim, highlighting his multifaceted talent.

Beyond acting, Tarrence's musical talent shines through in productions like "Magic Tree House: Showtime with Shakespeare" and his engaging performances with Princess Cruises. Known for his infectious humor and positivity, he's a cherished presence, uplifting everyone around him.

A dedicated member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated, Tarrence's commitment extends beyond the stage, embodying leadership and community service. His journey reflects a relentless pursuit of artistic excellence and a passion for inspiring others.

Credits

Physical Attributes

Height: 5’8
Weight: 175
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown

Skills

Vocal Range: Baritone, Tenor, Baritenor

Abilities: Track & Field, Step inc. Choreography, Swimming

Accents: Spanish, English, West Indian, Southern, New York City

Best Fit For

  • The charming professional

  • The funny best friend

  • The grounded everyman

  • The charismatic vocalist

  • The quick-witted scene partner

  • The emotionally present lead/supporting role

  • The dramatic family member

  • The hero