Biographie
Born in Las Vegas to a showgirl and a Deputy Sheriff, Jeffrey H. Johns is a rising talent. His professional career began as a juvenile dancer in Disney's America on Parade (1975), where he portrayed the "Pioneer Woman," captivating audiences. After a brief role in Disney's Zoo Crew (Characters), he relocated to New York City.
For over fifteen years, he has been a fixture on the New York stand-up comedy scene, opening for performers like Lisa Lampanelli at Caroline's Comedy Club. His television appearances include "As the World Turns," "Celebrity Ghost Stories," and "Last Comic Standing." Though primarily a comedian, he excels at portraying sinister villains.
Jeffrey's film debut came as 'Claude,' a 1970s-style killer, in the feature "An Affirmative Act." Written and produced by Kenneth Del Vecchio, the film features Jeffrey as a John Waters-esque character who dispatches Thomas G. Waites with a flick of his limp wrist.
He recently filmed a scene in "The Great Fight" alongside Robert Loggia, collaborated with Zack McGowan in "Snapshot," and appeared in "Scavenger Killers," a production by Ken Del Vecchio and Jeff Davis.
Currently, he hosts a popular burlesque show starring Lady Chardonnay and Pink Champagne of the Burlesque Bikini Bootcamp troupe, performing at notable NYC venues including the Chelsea Hotel, The Plaza Hotel, Crash Mansion, The Slipper Room, The Triad, and Le Poisson Rouge.
Described as "talented, charming, and lethal," Jeffrey is truly a crowd favorite.
