Doug Curry

Doug Curry is a native New Yorker, born in Harlem, and raised in the Bronx. He Is a 1974 graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.  He  is a poet and writer, radio host, and, since 2016, an actor.  Since 1982 Doug  has been the voice and  radio host of 'Blacks & Blues,'  heard online, and on terrestrial radio in Western and Centeral New York, and in international blues capitol, Chicago, Illinois. 

Doug served a five year stint as the on-air host of the public affairs broadcast Challenge, at WROC TV, Rochester NY, from 1984 to 1989. Since 2016, Doug has voiced film and audio books,  and  appeared in  a variety of dramatic  roles onstage and remotely for such theater entitties as Blackfriars Theater and its Hourglass Reading Serivce, the Bronze Collective,  the Off-Monre Players,  the Penfield Players, and  Rochester Institute of Technology's  NTID, as well as a for variety of creative directors and producers.  Doug is currently a board member for Rochester group, Just Poets, as well as its Vice President.

Outside of the creative world, Doug Curry has been an automotive sales professional since 1987.