Krystal Joy Brown is a multifaceted and accomplished actress, with a career spanning the realms of Broadway, television, and film. She has had the privilege of appearing on the Great White Way in a variety of iconic roles, including Eliza Hamilton in the groundbreaking musical "Hamilton", Dionne/Abe Lincoln in the rock musical "Hair", Ornella in the musical "Leap of Faith", Josephine in the musical "Big Fish", and Diana Ross in the musical "Motown". As a two-time Fred Astaire Award Nominee, her artistic goal is to continually create new and compelling characters, while also being heavily involved in the development of fresh and inspiring works.
In addition to her impressive stage credits, Krystal has also made a name for herself in the world of television, with recurring roles on the hit series "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" and the animated series "She-Ra: Princesses of Power", where she lends her voice to the character of Netossa. Her impressive resume also includes guest appearances on "The Equalizer", "Law & Order: SUV", "Deadbeat", "Castle", "Sydney to the Max", "One Royal Holiday", and "Writing Around The Christmas Tree", as well as a role in the Disney live-action feature film "Magic Camp".
Beyond her many accomplishments in the entertainment industry, Krystal is also a talented stage and screenwriter, columnist, novelist, and songwriter. Her original music has been featured on the television shows "The Neighbors" and "Mistresses", and she made her directorial debut in 2019 with the short film she co-wrote, "Reddy Records". Krystal has also been commissioned to write and develop diverse new stories for stage and screen, a passion project that has brought her great joy and fulfillment.
As an avid advocate for mental health, wellness, and social justice, Krystal has also been involved in various initiatives aimed at promoting positive change in the world. One of her most notable endeavors is the Hamilton Racial Justice Task Force Ham4Progress, a movement she co-founded to use the power and influence of the "Hamilton" brand to push for racial justice and create a more equitable society.
