Tyson Hall

Tyson Hall

Biography

Tyson Hall, a Harlem-born, classically trained actor, and artist, brings more than 20 years of passion to the screen, stage, and canvas. Known for his role as “Sam” in Power Book III: Raising Kanan and as “The Vein” in Godfather of Harlem, Hall’s depth shines in every role he takes on, sharing the screen with iconic talents like Forest Whitaker, Louise Guzman, and KeKe Palmer. His career spans fan-favorite shows such as The Wire, Boardwalk Empire, and Law & Order: SVU, showcasing his talent for complex, powerful storytelling. Yet Hall’s influence goes far beyond his own performances. Deeply committed to the growth of others, Tyson finds true joy in helping people flourish — a feeling he describes as priceless and deeply rewarding.

Through SoL Media Plus LLC, Hall has been dedicated to curating culture art events domestically and internationally. He dedicates his time to curating cultural and art events at Harlem’s The National Jazz Museum in Harlem and the Dwyer Cultural Center, giving emerging talent a platform to shine and contribute to the arts community. He is also passionate about mental health, recently being a guest speaker at the “Laugh, Learn, Listen: Navigating Mental Health” event alongside Emerald Garner (daughter of the late father Eric Garner), where he used personal stories and humor to help others build resilience. From his street art beginnings to exhibits at Art Basel and auctions supporting New York City’s cultural institutions, Tyson’s artistry offers a powerful social commentary. Hall sees his work in the arts as a way to educate, uplift, and connect communities, inspiring others to pursue their potential.

With upcoming roles in projects like All That We Dream, Tyson Hall continues to inspire and build spaces where others can thrive. His dedication to the success of those around him speaks to his character and vision, marking him not only as a standout performer but as a true supporter of talent and growth in the arts.