ALFRED JACKSON

Entertainer, Performer, and Visionary Artist

Born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, Alfred Jackson is a dynamic entertainer whose passion for music and performance has captivated audiences worldwide. His journey into the performing arts began at a young age through the Marla Gibbs Performing Arts Centre and Amazing Grace Conservatory, where he honed his talents and developed a deep love for storytelling through music and movement. These early experiences set the stage for a flourishing career in theater, television, and music.

Music has always been at the heart of Alfred’s artistry, serving as the foundation for his creative expression. His impressive list of theatrical and television credits includes his current role in the hit musical Dreamgirls, as well as standout performances in Book of Mormon (Australia), Rent, Glee, Michael Jackson’s Man in the Mirror, Take on Me: The Musical, General Hospital, and Issa Rae’s web series The Choir. His remarkable contributions to musical theater earned him the prestigious NAACP Award for Best Choreographer in Sarafina.

Beyond the stage, Alfred has collaborated with legendary music icons such as Diane Warren, Rodney Jerkins, and Brian Michael Cox. His talents recently shone in the streaming sensation Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story, now available on Hulu.

His latest project, U.G.L.Y (Ur Greatest Legacy’s You), is a powerful musical masterpiece that explores themes of self-love, self-worth, and the importance of recognizing one’s greatness. Now available on all streaming platforms, the album is a testament to Alfred’s lifelong dedication to using music as a vehicle for inspiration, empowerment, and legacy-building.

For Alfred Jackson, performance is more than entertainment—it is a platform for storytelling, self-discovery, and upliftment. Through his art, he continues to inspire and leave a lasting impact on the world.