Darryl Henriques Tickets

Darryl Henriques is a versatile performer and writer whose career spans acting, writing, and live theater since 1967. Born January 28, 1942, in Jamaica, Henriques helped shape the San Francisco theater scene and contributed to the development of the Gourmet Ghetto concept. Over the decades, he has appeared in film, collaborated with prominent theater groups, and authored works that reflect a commitment to craft and community. This page highlights his biography, selected discography-style highlights from his creative output, and notes on upcoming live performances and tours.

Note: Henriques is best known for stage and screen work, with a career that emphasizes acting, writing, and live performance rather than a traditional music discography. While contemporary 2025 music tours are not publicized, his ongoing theater and performance projects continue to engage audiences in regional arts scenes.

Biography at a glance: born in Jamaica in 1942, Henriques began performing in 1967 and became a fixture in the San Francisco theater community. As a co-influencer of the term Gourmet Ghetto and a long-time performer with the San Francisco Mime Troupe, his work blends political theater, storytelling, and improvisation. His on-screen roles span notable 1980s and 1990s films, including a Gun Salesman in Jumanji (1995), Nanclus in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991), a G-Man in The Rocketeer (1991), and a Life Reporter in The Right Stuff (1983). He is also the author of 50 Simple Things You Can Do to Pave the Earth (1990).

Stay connected through official channels for the latest on forthcoming live appearances, readings, and stage collaborations. If you’re looking to experience Henriques’s performances, secure your seats with trusted local venues and theater companies—we’ve got you covered with up-to-date show listings as they become available.