Rufus Burns is a multifaceted American entertainer, boasting a remarkable career in television, theatre, and film.
Born in the picturesque city of West Palm Beach, Florida, Rufus was the offspring of Dorothy S. Burns, a talented artist, and L.R. Burns, a telecommunication specialist. His interest in acting was kindled during his academic tenure at Purdue University, situated in the charming college town of West Lafayette, Indiana. While pursuing his degree, Rufus earned a Bachelor of Arts in Acting, laying the foundation for his future endeavors.
Rufus' thirst for further knowledge and skill led him to the University of Missouri - Kansas City, where he enrolled in the prestigious professional actor training program. In 2012, he proudly received his Master of Fine Arts degree in Acting, a testament to his dedication and perseverance.
Rufus' breakthrough came in the form of the wildly popular Bel-Air trailer, which catapulted him into the spotlight. His impressive repertoire also includes a leading role in the Austin Film Festival's Audience Award-winning feature film, Terrible Love, as well as a notable appearance in the HBO UrbanWorld Official Selection TV-project, Black Title Here.
