Herb Porter
Biography
Herb is a fresh new face on the entertainment scene. A true triple threat. Singer Actor
Voice over artist Herb is multi talented and versatile. Herb has most recently been scene in Chicago productions of The Princess and the Black eye Pea at the acclaimed Ravinia Music Festival where he appeared with the Broadway and television star Lilias White. He has also been involved in several productions at the famous Black Ensemble Theater where Jackie Taylor is the founder and artistic director. Add to this such delicious roles as CoalHouse Walker in Ragtime The Musical, Black Nativity and Broadway Snapshots to name a few. Herb is twice nominated for best performance by an artist in a musical by the prestigious Black Theater Arts Alliance. He also appeared with Clay Aiken in the Joyful Noise tour at the Chicago Theater. With two full length feature films to his credit Herb is no stranger to the camera. You can see him in The Calling and the soon to be released civil war drama Dog Jack. National commercials for Wal-Mart, American Family Insurance and regional ads for St Josephs Hospital of Kansas City Ms and Aurora Health Care Systems in Milwaukee are a few of his commercial endeavors.
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Herb Porter

2009 has been a busy year. The national run of the American Cancer Society Commercial has really raised my profile and has opened a lot of doors. In addition to the American Cancer Society I appeared in a national tv ad for The AARP. An Independent film in which I played a nice role will be previewed in October of 2009 and the voice over work is picking up. Upcoming appearances include the Meadows Club in Rolling Meadows on Tues Nov. 17th and The Crystal Sky Banquet Hall in McCook Il on Nov. 20th with a return to The Meadows club on Dec 8th. Come back to this site often as I will be announcing soon a new engagement in the NW suburbs as well as an upcoming trip overseas.

See you soon      

        Merry Christmas and Happy New Year               





                                 


Herb Live at the Village Players Theater paying tribute to Lou Rawls