With a background in theatre, Henry has performed on stage at venues such as the Curve Theatre in Leicester and the Drayton Arms Theatre. In 2023, he starred in My Neighbours are Kinda Weird, which had a successful two-week run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. That same year, he made his stand-up debut as part of Knock Knock, a creator-led showcase at the Edinburgh Fringe.
In 2024, he premiered his first solo Edinburgh show, Just Literally, at the Pleasance, where he sold out his entire run and received rave reviews. Following its success, he took the show on a UK tour, selling out major venues, including Alexandra Palace and Richmond Theatre, and earning four stars from The Times.
Now focusing on acting, Henry featured in the short film What Feminism Is, directed by Emma Smith, and is now starring as Will Gamewell in Robin Hood, a Lionsgate/MGM+ series starring Sean Bean and Connie Nielsen. He is attracting a lot of attention across the industry and was recently listed on The Times’s Young Power List opposite Lando Norris of F1 and Bella Maclean.
With a background in theatre, Henry has performed on stage at venues such as the Curve Theatre in Leicester and the Drayton Arms Theatre. In 2023, he starred in My Neighbours are Kinda Weird, which had a successful two-week run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. That same year, he made his stand-up debut as part of Knock Knock, a creator-led showcase at the Edinburgh Fringe.
In 2024, he premiered his first solo Edinburgh show, Just Literally, at the Pleasance, where he sold out his entire run and received rave reviews. Following its success, he took the show on a UK tour, selling out major venues, including Alexandra Palace and Richmond Theatre, and earning four stars from The Times.
Now focusing on acting, Henry featured in the short film What Feminism Is, directed by Emma Smith, and is now starring as Will Gamewell in Robin Hood, a Lionsgate/MGM+ series starring Sean Bean and Connie Nielsen. He is attracting a lot of attention across the industry and was recently listed on The Times’s Young Power List opposite Lando Norris of F1 and Bella Maclean.
With a background in theatre, Henry has performed on stage at venues such as the Curve Theatre in Leicester and the Drayton Arms Theatre. In 2023, he starred in My Neighbours are Kinda Weird, which had a successful two-week run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. That same year, he made his stand-up debut as part of Knock Knock, a creator-led showcase at the Edinburgh Fringe.
In 2024, he premiered his first solo Edinburgh show, Just Literally, at the Pleasance, where he sold out his entire run and received rave reviews. Following its success, he took the show on a UK tour, selling out major venues, including Alexandra Palace and Richmond Theatre, and earning four stars from The Times.
Now focusing on acting, Henry featured in the short film What Feminism Is, directed by Emma Smith, and is now starring as Will Gamewell in Robin Hood, a Lionsgate/MGM+ series starring Sean Bean and Connie Nielsen. He is attracting a lot of attention across the industry and was recently listed on The Times’s Young Power List opposite Lando Norris of F1 and Bella Maclean.
With a background in theatre, Henry has performed on stage at venues such as the Curve Theatre in Leicester and the Drayton Arms Theatre. In 2023, he starred in My Neighbours are Kinda Weird, which had a successful two-week run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. That same year, he made his stand-up debut as part of Knock Knock, a creator-led showcase at the Edinburgh Fringe.
In 2024, he premiered his first solo Edinburgh show, Just Literally, at the Pleasance, where he sold out his entire run and received rave reviews. Following its success, he took the show on a UK tour, selling out major venues, including Alexandra Palace and Richmond Theatre, and earning four stars from The Times.
Now focusing on acting, Henry featured in the short film What Feminism Is, directed by Emma Smith, and is now starring as Will Gamewell in Robin Hood, a Lionsgate/MGM+ series starring Sean Bean and Connie Nielsen. He is attracting a lot of attention across the industry and was recently listed on The Times’s Young Power List opposite Lando Norris of F1 and Bella Maclean.