Eugene H. Russell IV

Biography

Eugene H. Russell IV is an Atlanta native, Tennessee State University alumnus, and proud Girl Dad. His regional theatre acting credits include That Serious He-Man Ball (True Colors Theatre), King Hedley II with True Colors, Dutchman (Nebraska Repertory Theatre), and Before It Hits Home (St. Louis Black Rep), for which he received the prestigious Woodie King, Jr. Award.

In addition to his countless commercial and voiceover credits, Eugene’s film/TV appearances include Disney’s “Secrets of Sulphur Springs” and the upcoming Netflix film Six Triple Eight. An accomplished musician/composer, he co-wrote the music for The Boy Who Kissed the Sky which was co-produced by the Alliance Theatre & Seattle Children’s Theatre.