P Rob Brown

P Rob Brown is an actor and musician located in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and based in Saint Louis, Missouri. They have quite a tenure on stage, consisting of musical theater, opera, and plays. They were a part of the world premiere of the chamber opera The Murderess, performed in Kansas City with Landlocked Opera. They have been seen many times performing in various venues in Fayetteville, including Bookends (ANPF), A Gentlemen's Guide to Love and Murder (Man 1/2/3 u/s), and The Three Musketeers (Ravanche) with TheatreSquared, and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Barfee), Wildflower Season (Dr Thompson), The Prom (Barry), Lungs (M), and The Trojan Women (Talthybius) with the University of Arkansas Theatre Department. P Rob is a member of the collaboration cohort, a group of multi-hyphenated artists living and working in Fayetteville. With this talented group, P Rob, along with the other company members, performed a piece affectionately titled Longing as a part of the 2023 Inverse Performance Art Festival in Bentonville.

Originally from Saint Louis, Missouri, P. Rob has dedicated blood, sweat, tears, and years to their craft. They are a graduate of Central Methodist University, where they honed their performance and directorial skills. Under the guidance of an excellent faculty, they were constantly pushed to not just reach expectations but drastically exceed them. P Rob was the first student in the university's history to direct a full-length musical during their schooling. P Rob is one of only a few alumni who have careers in performance.

In addition to performing, P Rob is also an accomplished Choreographer and Director. They are an award-winning choreographer, gaining recognition for their choreography of the Rogers and Hammerstein classic Carousel. P Rob was recognized and awarded for their direction of the musical Ordinary Days and the new play Occidimus. P Rob has helped produce titles including Fault, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, Merrily We Roll Along, and Slop Head, to name a few.