About sojourner
sojourner brown…
is a multi‐talented actress, singer, writer, and performer based in New York City whose presence on Broadway and beyond continues to turn heads.
A graduate from NYU Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Drama; Sojourner has roots in theater, film, poetry and songwriting. Sojourner played Morgan Jasper and Aziza Houston in the Tony Award & Pulitzer Prize winning Broadway show Purpose, directed by Phylicia Rashad. She’s played Euridice in Hadestown and was an original member of the D’Capella recording and touring ensemble for ABC/Walt Disney Records. She’s headlined at Carnegie Hall, appeared on American Idol as a guest artist, and was featured vocally on the Incredibles 2 soundtrack.
A creative storyteller, her artistic expression also encompasses poetry and songwriting; she’s currently working on her debut indie‑folk album and has published poetry that centers on themes of identity, the body, and empowerment.
Sojourner’s refreshing blend of musicality, theatrical range, and personal voice contributes to the success of her work.
Client Testimonial: "She is always the first person I call…"
Karen is the most supportive teacher I’ve ever met. Across the board, Karen goes out of her way to be there for her students in ways that extend past her job description. Karen attended every single one of my college productions. Before auditions, Karen meets with me and other students virtually and in person (sometimes late notice and at her own inconvenience) to go over the audition materials. All of my career highlights during the past 8 years: Recently joining the Tony Award Winning Productions of Purpose on Broadway and Hadestown on Broadway as a cast member, getting signed to Walt Disney Records as a vocalist in DCappella, recording 4 tracks on the Incredibles 2 soundtrack, performing as a guest artist on American Idol, and headlining at Carnegie Hall, I owe in part to Karen’s unwavering support and training. She is always the first person I call right after calling family when any opportunity or success presents itself.