WAYNE BRADY - MAGAZINE SIGNED - HFSID 305447

WAYNE BRADY
The Whose Line Is It Anyway? comedian signs his name on a 8x10¾ cover of Where magazine.
Magazine signed: "Thanks for the/support/Wayne/Brady", in black felt tip, 49 pages, Color 8x10¾. Las Vegas, January 2009. Actor, singer, and popular comedian Wayne Brady (b. 1972) is best known for his work on the American version of the hit improvisational comedy Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1998). Brady was born to West Indian parents in Columbus, Georgia, but moved to Florida where he was raised by his grandmother and aunt. He had an interest in acting at a young age, performing in community theater and improve groups in the Orlando area, and eventually leaving Florida to pursue acting in Los Angeles, California. His big break in the acting world came in 1998, performing on the British version of Whose Line Is It Anyway? when it was filming it's last season of the show in California. His work on the original British version helped secure him a position on the new American version, where he was a consistent regular, appearing in 191 episodes of the 199 episode series. He was a crowd favorite due in part to his sensational singing and dancing skills. Brady was also a critic favorite, winning an Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety, Musical or Comedy Series, the first to do so for work on a television series. After Whose Line ended, the performer landed his own variety show and daytime talk show, both named The Wayne Brady Show. The talk show would win him four Daytime Emmys, two of them in honor of his hosting skills. Currently, Brady still works in television and film, making a countless number of guest, starring, and hosting appearances. Bottom right corner creased. Light surface creasing. Otherwise, fine condition.