Charles M. Barras (1826 – March 31, 1873) was an American actor and playwright best known for writing the book of the hit musical play The Black Crook. Early in his life, Barras trained as a carpenter and served for three years in the US Navy. In 1860, he married danseuse and soubrette Sallie St. Clair. In 1861, he was manager of Pike's Opera House in Cincinnati, Ohio, when he earned acclaim for his performance of the title character in an adaptation of Molière's The Imaginary Invalid.
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