Henk Brugge is a Dutch, Amsterdam based actor and producer.

He is most recently known for episode 4 (The Museum Of Me) of the Silent Eye series, written and directed by prestigious British director Simon Horrocks. Born in Purmerend, Province of North-Holland, The Netherlands, to Jan Brugge and Marie Brugge-De Vries. Growing up, he felt alien to everything surrounding him. Like his parents to start with, of which he thought lived in a 'different galaxy'. His aunt Bets (born 1923-alive) however, sister of his father, was a gifted violin player. And other members of the not-so-direct Brugge family were musicians, painters, artists. Being a creative and imaginative youngster, Henk wanted to become an actor. At the tender age of 19, he auditioned for the Amsterdam Drama School and found out talent is not always welcomed with open arms. The Maastricht Drama School and The Guildhall School Of Drama in London were to follow. With the same disappointing results. Henk created a living, doing no-go jobs. Enterprising and always on the search 'to become what he is'. He later on became a certified beautician and certified skin therapist, with an own practice. And then a certified interior designer. He learned how to design a small cupboard with three drawers,. There was some hammering in his head: 'This is not 'it'!'. The cupboard remained a drawing board design, as he accidentally - or not - participated in a 1990 student's film. Then suddenly things became crystal clear and finally Henk was put back on track. From this moment on, and all through the 1990s, Henk developed himself, took private acting lessons, took singing lessons by veteran teacher Threes Orri (1915-1993), performed. As of 1997 he started his own business, determined to making a living out of acting. Both as an actor in film shorts and series as well as a role-play actor in training and assessment settings.
In 2021 his main focus is on acting in films, producing and writing a scenario.