Benjamin Harber (He/Him) is a rising young actor and triple threat performer building a promising career on stage and screen. With a strong foundation in stage acting, musical theatre, dance, and improvisation, Benjamin is known for bringing a thoughtful, witty, and emotionally grounded presence to every role. His standout performances as Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, Charlie Brown in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and the fast-talking Francis in One Man, Two Guvnors highlight his versatility across both comedy and drama.

After graduating high school, Benjamin pursued advanced actor training at The Actors Conservatory in Portland, Oregon, where he focused on core techniques in acting for both stage and screen. His conservatory training emphasized character development, scene study, improvisation, script analysis, physical storytelling, and emotional truth in performance. He has continued to develop his craft through focused work in movement, audition technique, and on-camera performance. Alongside his acting studies, Benjamin has trained extensively in vocal performance with a focus on modern tenor and baritone repertoire as well as musical theatre belt technique. His dance background includes tap, lyrical, contemporary, ballroom, hip hop, and jazz, supporting a well-rounded, physical approach to character and storytelling. He also brings experience in stage combat, scriptwriting, modeling, and technical theater, making him a collaborative and multifaceted artist.

At the core of Benjamin’s work is a deep belief in the power of performance to connect people across experiences. He’s passionate about making space for stories that resonate—whether through performing, directing, or choreographing—and is drawn to the ways that art allows people to speak up, express themselves, or feel seen, even without saying a word.

Benjamin is committed to creating inclusive, engaging theatrical experiences and is excited to continue growing as a storyteller, artist, and emerging voice in the industry.