Harry Partch
An important and influential American composer, Partch grew up in the frontier territory of southern Arizona. His parents encouraged his musical ability and he learned to play wind instruments, strings, and piano. He understood what music theater could be when he observed the Beijing Opera in San Francisco's Chinatown when he was 13; he began composing his own melodies a year later. In his teens Partch played the piano well enough to accompany silent films in Albuquerque. During his twenties he developed the foundations of his difficult ideas about intonation and what he called corporality and began to write his notable book, Genesis of a Music. In 1930, Partch burned everything he had composed up to that time. With the help of a financial grant, Partch was able in 1934 to study the history of intonation at the British Museum, but he returned to an America in the throes of the Great Depression and wandered as a hobo for eight years. He gained professional attention after completing "The Wayward," a series of instrumental ensembles. With a research fellowship in the mid-1940s at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, he invented two chromelodeons and four pitched idiophones. He continued to invent during the rest of his career. His most famous works are "Oedipus" (1951), "The Bewitched" (1955), "Revelation in the Courthouse Park" (1960), "Water! Water!" (1961), and "Delusion of the Fury" (1966). In 1956, Partch met the percussionist and conductor Danlee Mitchell. They collaborated for the rest of his life. Partch spent his last years in Encinitas, near San Diego. After his death, his invented instruments were preserved at Montclair State University in New Jersey.
Harry Paru MacKinnon
Harry Paru MacKinnon is an actor, known for In Like Flynn (2018).
Harry Paul
Harry Paul is known for The Florist (2021), Trigger Flaws (2016) and Explain Things to Me (2016).
Harry Paul Newman
Harry Paul Newman is known for Maleficent 2: Mistress of Evil (2019) and Come Away (2020).
Harry Pavlidis
Originally a record holding and multi talented athlete, since crossing over to the performing arts in 1990, critically acclaimed actor Harry Pavlidis has appeared on the big screen in the feature films Infini, Gabriel, John Doe: Vigilante, Mr Nice Guy, Floating Life, Race The Sun, F Meat and Lillian's Story. He has worked for all the major production houses including Freemantle Media, 9 Network, Southern Star, 7 Network, ABC Television, Grundy Productions and Crackerjack. Harry's television credits include The Elegant Gentleman's Guide To Knife Fighting, East West 101, Home and Away, Stingers, Comedy Inc, All Saints, Outriders, Never Tell Me Never, Big Sky, Spellbinder, Water Rats, GP, Neighbours, Blue Heelers, Police Rescue and E Street. On Stage he performed in leading roles of Cafe Rebetika, Courtyard of Miracles and over 40 productions for Opera Australia. He trained at the Beverly Hills Play House under Milton Katselas in Los Angeles and at the Actors Centre Australia.
Harry Peacock
Harry Peacock was born in London in August 1978. His father is comic actor Trevor Peacock (whose son he played in an episode of television drama 'Kingdom') and his older brother the actor Daniel Peacock. After training Harry made his television debut in 2000 and in 2003, whilst taking part in a National Theatre studio workshop production , 'Heart of a Dog', met actress Katherine Parkinson - who was playing the dog - and they were engaged three years later, marrying in 2009. They have two daughters Dora and Gwen. The couple are also directors of Big Nose Productions. Harry has appeared on stage at the Royal Court in the play 'Chicken Soup With Barley' in 2011 but is arguably best known for his comic roles on television, particularly the satirical 'Star Stories', impersonating a host of celebrities and the sitcom 'Toast of London' as smug actor Ray Purchase - in 2014 both Harry and Matt Berry who plays his rival Toast were nominated for the best comedy breakthrough award. In 2015 he appeared in the BBC TV sitcom 'The Kennedys' with Katherine, though not playing a married couple.
Harry Perdios
Harry Perdios is an actor, known for Aftersun (2022).
Harry Perry
Harry Perry was born on March 5, 1952 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He is an actor, known for Point of No Return (1993), Scoob! (2020) and Heroes (2006).
Harry Phan
Harry Phan has appeared in various independent films and web series such as "Dysopticon", "Brickhouse", and "Ascendants" when he's not writing software and making optimal use of his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. Although film and TV are his primary passion, he has also appeared on stage as Mr. deBonnefoi in Moliere's Imaginary Invalid with the Newton Theatre Company. He has also performed at the Boston Playwrights' Theater for the SLAM Boston event, and at the Hovey Players Workshop for the Summer Shorts series and the 24 Hour Play Festival. He also wrote and directed his own short film "A Mouthful of Cupcakes", a spaghetti western inspired by A Fistful of Dollars. In his spare time, Harry has recently taken up power-lifting and swimming to keep his body in "actor" shape, in case he gets called for Magic Mike XXXL.
Harry Pharnadish
Harry Pharnadish is known for Rampur Ke Laxman (2013).