Henry Hodges

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Henry Hodges

Henry Hodges (born c. 1994) is an American Broadway actor, currently portraying Michael Banks in the hit Broadway musical, Mary Poppins. Since the age of 4, Henry has been entertaining audiences on stage, television, radio and in print work. He began his career close to his hometown of Bethesda, Maryland with productions for The Ford's Theatre (Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol) for two seasons and at The Kennedy Center (appearing in four Operas), located in Washington, DC.

Soon Henry's stage work would bring him to a wider audience, as he toured the country for 7 months as "Chip Potts" in the National Tour of Beauty and the Beast. This part eventually led him to New York City, where he made his Broadway debut in the same show. The name "Potts" proved to be a lucky one as Henry originated his first Broadway role as "Jeremy Potts" in the beloved musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, sharing the stage with such acclaimed actors as Raul Esparza and Philip Bosco </gallery> Now Henry shares the stage with a flying Nanny and lots of Disney Magic at the New Amsterdam Theatre in Broadway's Mary Poppins. You can also hear his voice in the 2008 Disney film, Snow Buddies, where Henry plays the part of Mud Bud - the mischievous Golden Retriever puppy.