Dohn Norwood

Dohn Norwood, a proud alum of Morehouse College and originally from Indianapolis, is carving out a notable career in Hollywood. With an impressive array of film and television credits, his work includes appearances in iconic projects such as "Bruce Almighty" alongside Jim Carrey, "Mini's First Time" featuring Alec Baldwin and Carrie-Anne Moss, as well as popular series like "Castle," "Entourage," and "ER."

Dohn's educational journey is just as remarkable as his acting career. He earned his Bachelor of Arts from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, before pursuing a Master of Fine Arts from the University of California, San Diego, recognized among the top performing arts schools in the U.S. During his time at U.C.S.D., he traveled to Dakar, Senegal, where he received acclaim for a one-man show that reflected on his experiences growing up in Indianapolis, garnering praise from international critics.

In 2001, his professional theater debut came as Romeo in the Ahmanson Theatre's production of "Romeo & Juliet," directed by renowned Sir Peter Hall. Passionate about giving back, Dohn is also dedicated to philanthropy, serving as Vice President and instructor for the T.Y.M.E. Foundation/Boys to Men Enrichment Program in South Los Angeles, which emphasizes scholastic excellence and leadership among young men.

Married to Marlene Glasper since 2013 and standing at 6'2", Dohn Norwood's future in the entertainment industry looks bright, with upcoming projects like "Castle" and "15 Minutes of Fame" on the horizon.