Geordie Brown is a versatile Canadian performer, director, and creator hailing from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. His multifaceted career spans theatre, film, and music, showcasing his diverse talents.
In the theatre realm, Brown has made significant contributions both on stage and behind the scenes. He originated the lead role of Ryan Perry in "Jukebox Hero: The Musical," featuring the music of Foreigner, which premiered at Toronto's Ed Mirvish Theatre.
In March 2025, it was announced that Brown would be joining Foreigner on a 13-city Canadian tour as guest vocalist, to promote the re-launch of the stage musical. Ahead of the tour, Brown drops his debut rock single "Won't You Come With Me' on August 15, 2025.
Demonstrating his directorial prowess, Brown directed the world premiere of "Could I Have This Dance?"—a musical featuring the songs of Anne Murray—in Halifax. His other notable directing and music-directing credits include "Stan Rogers: A Matter of Heart" at Neptune Theatre in Halifax, "Tapestry: A Tribute to Carole King," "Pleasureville" by Ellen Denny, and "Singalong Jubilee" at The Guild in Charlottetown.
As a performer, Brown's stage credits encompass a range of productions, such as "The Songs of The Rat Pack," "Elf: The Musical," and Disney’s "High School Musical," all at Nova Scotia’s Neptune Theatre. He has also appeared in "Rocky Mountain High: John Denver" and "Starbright Christmas" at Victoria Playhouse Petrolia in Ontario.
Brown's on-screen appearances include roles in television movies like "The Tenth Circle" (Lifetime) and "Stephen King's Bag of Bones" (A&E). He has also been featured in Canadian series such as "Made In Canada" and "Mr. D" on CBC, as well as "Haven" on SyFy.
Brown has been active in the performing arts from a young age. His dedication to his craft is evident through his extensive body of work across multiple disciplines. Through his dynamic talents and unwavering commitment to the arts, Geordie Brown continues to make a significant impact in Canada's cultural landscape.
