Da'Vinchi

Abraham D. Juste, known by his stage name Da'Vinchi, is a Haitian American actor known for his work in television, film, and theater. He first gained recognition for his role as Cash Mooney on the series "Grown-ish," where his performance established him in the entertainment industry. Da'Vinchi expanded his television presence with the role of Darnell Hayes in the sports drama "All American," demonstrating his ability to portray complex characters.

In film, Da'Vinchi made his debut in the Warner Bros. feature "The Way Back." He further advanced his career with a lead role as Terry Flenory in the Starz crime drama "BMF," depicting a central figure in Detroit's organized crime history. His work in "BMF" has contributed to his reputation as a dramatic actor in crime dramas and urban storytelling.

On stage, Da'Vinchi appeared in the Broadway production "Thoughts of a Colored Man," highlighting his versatility across different performance mediums. In addition to his acting career, Da'Vinchi has spoken publicly about overcoming personal challenges, including breaking cycles of street violence and focusing on mental health. His background as a spoken word artist and rapper informs his advocacy for personal growth and transformation. Da'Vinchi is also active as a public speaker, addressing topics such as resilience, perseverance, and self-empowerment in the entertainment industry.