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Multiple Emmy Award-winning and Grammy Award- nominated Wayne Brady has made his mark on stage and screen as an actor, producer, singer, dancer, songwriter, and television personality.
A true multi-hyphenate, Brady's career path and personal life journey, has helped him see the world in a unique way. His aspirations have always gone beyond solely starring in various entertainment projects, and under his Makin' It Up Productions banner, he's set out to create new content across different platforms that showcase innovation and inclusivity in fun and powerful ways.
A five-time Emmy winner (the first to win Daytime and Primetime awards in two consecutive years), Brady has an impressive TV resume including Whose Line Is It Anyway? The Masked Singer, Black Lighting, The Good Fight and Showtime's American Gigolo- each spotlighting different aspects of his immense talent.
In addition to being a force in front of the camera, Brady is heavily active behind the scenes wearing the hats of host & executive producer for Let's Make A Deal, Game of Talents and Comedy IQ, which he also co-created. All of this following on the heels of the success of his award-winning daytime talk show The Wayne Brady Show.
Long an accomplished singer and performer, Brady's musical acumen has always been a personal passion and he used that as fuel to help win the second season of The Masked Singer. Off his victory, Brady dropped a brand-new original single, entitled "Flirtin' w/ Forever," which quickly climbed the streaming charts, as well as an accompanying music video.
This follows the success of his debut album which was headlined by a version of Sam Cooke's "A Change is Gonna Come" which earned him a Grammy Award nomination in the Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance category.
Brady has also triumphed on-stage started with his Broadway debut starring as legal showman 'Billy Flynn' in the long-running hit musical, "Chicago." Soon after Brady starred as the ground-breaking character 'Lola' in "Kinky Boots," Broadway's Tony Award- winning Best Musical, with music and lyrics by Cyndi Lauper and a book by Harvey Fierstein. Brady would later assume his biggest theatrical role to date headlining as 'Aaron Burr' in the Chicago production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony Award- winning juggernaut "Hamilton."
Recently Brady returned to Broadway as part of Freestyle Love Supreme working with the production team of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Thomas Kail, and Anthony Veneziale. The unique show combines the fusion of hip hop, improv, and comedy which won it a special Tony Award for its innovation and contributions to the world of theater. Earlier this year he announced he will again partner with the Freestyle Love Supreme team as well as Speechless to create "FLS+," a new company committed to making improv globally accessible.
Brady's career evolution has also expanded to TikTok, amassing a stellar following in a short period of time. Whether utilizing social media to raise awareness to important social issues or collaborating with his extended family, the medium has helped him continue to reach and interact with new fans in surprising and innovative ways.
Wayne Brady currently resides in Los Angeles.
Wayne Brady is hilarious! Everyone I went with had an amazing time! His show was all made up on the spot and the more the audience gives into it the better the show will be! We had an amazing experience, and are now planning our next visit to see Wayne! Highly recommend his shows, definitely go if you love to laugh!!
he is such a great talent--song, dance and comedy--he SHOULD incorporate his many talents into a scripted show in addition to his improvisation---too much improv
Wayne Brady is a great performer hands down! Those of you who loved Whose Line Is It Anyway? will absolutely love this show. Many of the games that Wayne played on the show he does in this act. It is a total Improv show and it is phenomenal!
And Wayne Brady did not disappoint! What a fun show! It was so interactive and so improv.
GREAT SHOW! I laughed the entire time. I went for my birthday and I would definitely go again.
The show was great!i am 46 years old and my son and i went for his 21st birthday.we both loved it and would recommend it to everyone.another plus was seeing sinbad and mike tyson.so you never know who you might see at his show.
Talented and amazingly funny guy!! Very good singer.
Friday night's show started over 30 minutes late with no announcement as to why nor apology once it did finally start. There was another show after this one so it was disappointing to know that we were shorted a good bit of potential show time due to the fact that the show could not be extended despite starting so late. Wayne Brady was entertaining and very impressive with his improv abilities. He and his handlers should work on timeliness and respect of his audience's time and $.
Wayne gave us a fun and original show. Well worth the money!
I went and seen wayne brady at the venitaion in las vegas. this was the best concert i went to on january 31, 2009, his humor is out standing pulling ideas for song liyrics right off the top of his head. his partner he uses forgot his name, he uses him on let make a deal. picking him was the best thing it was like the best side kick he could have, his dancers are wonder full great dance routine. i am waiting to see him again in las vegas or where i can get tickets. wayne seems very appriciateive of his fans and talks to them more like friends and family.
Wayne Brady was hilarious!! I laughed the entire show. I would definitely see him again!
Hands down if you have never experienced anything like this you do not know what you are missing!! IMPROV at its finest!
This was an excellent show, funny, but goes by way TOO quickly. He needs to stay on stage longer, just too funny! I was in tears I laughed so hard.
The show was hilarious. Would have loved a little longer show - went by too quickly. Highly recommended for an evening of gut splitting laughter.
Great mix of improv, with a little Whose Line Is It Anyway! Wayne Brady and the rest of his crew does a fantastic job of all of the above. They immediately get the audience involved, on AND off stage. They have some great bits and the improv in side splitting funny! This could be a great PG-13 family show. I say PG-13 because some of the content can be subtle, but still a little racey at times and younger children just won't get it and don't need to. All in all, the show was hilarious and my girlfriend and I had a blast watching and participating (from a distance). Great job Wayne! Still funny as ever! Keep up the great work and hopefully one day we'll see you in Vegas too!
The show was good, I was a bit disappointed, only because his CD Long time coming is one of my favorites and he did not perform any of his songs from his latest CD, other wise the show was good.
Wayne Brady is a class act! A friend had just seen him in Las Vegas and I wanted to go... I loved him in "Who's line is it anyway" and "Don't forget the lyrics". I called some friends and wound up going with 3 couples. I was nervous since I was the instigator. The seats were great because he and his crew were intentional about getting volunteers from seats all over the Patriot Center. The musicians were FABULOUS. So talented! The side kick was funny and a good balance... there was some adult humor and only about a handful of curse words... HOW REFRESHING! ( I do not think Wayne said any of the curse words). His singing is uncanny, his ability to improvise is amazing but his ability to rap words called out by the audience and make it into something cohesive was truly a craft. The only criticism is that it flew by, 1 1/2 hours was too short, we wanted more...
The show was great -- if you are fan of 'whose line...' then you will most likely enjoy this show.
I've always loved Wayne Brady on TV, but he was just as great live. He and his cohort entertained us from the minute he stepped out on stage. The only negative was the sound--when they were doing music bits when Wayne had to sing, it was hard to hear some of the lyrics (music was too loud..) Otherwise, a memorable and FUN evening!
Wayne himself was great,. but the people behind him could have been better. His sidekick Jonathan was not very imaginative, and the drummer, who was supposed to be assisting on some ot the improvs couldn't keep from laughing. Also, the sound system in the Patriot Center could be better. Some of Wayne's singing was "muddy,"