Greg Dean

Greg Dean is a Catastrophic company member.  He was most recently seen as A in Catastrophic Theatre's production of Sarah Kane’s Crave. Other work with Catastrophic includes directing and designing Richard Foreman’s Paradise Hotel, multiple roles in Bluefinger, Richard in Hunter Gatherers (twice!), Jack in The Designated Mourner, and Lewis in Our Late Night, for which he also served as scenic designer.  He recently appeared in Moonlite Filmwerks’ Persistence of Vision, for which he received the Best Actor Award at Splatterfest Houston 2011. He also appeared as a diabolical travelling salesman in MF’s full-length feature film BACKROAD.  Other work includes Davies in Stagger Lee Presents' production of Harold Pinter's The Caretaker, and Kreon in Antigone for the Classical Theater Company. With Mildred’s Umbrella Theater Company he was director, sound and scenic designer for The Marriage of Bette and Boo, scenic designer for The Flu Season, sound designer and videographer for Triptych, and director, designer and actor in Things Being at the Worst, Tomorrow Morning, and Mac Wellman’s Dracula, among others.  He has also worked as an actor, director and designer with Urban Theater (Macbeth, Oedipus, Waiting for Godot, Josef [K]), West-Mon Repertory Theater (Loot, Edmond, Talk Radio), The Houston Shakespeare Festival (Midsummer Night’s Dream, Merry Wives of Windsor, Titus Andronicus), Infernal Bridegroom Productions (Endgame, Waiting for Godot, Eddie Goes to Poetry City, Quartett, Samuel's Major Problems, Woyzeck, Guys and Dolls, Cherry Orchard and others), Bobbindoctrin Puppet Theatre (Crime of the Assistant Master Butler) and the Alley Theatre (Our Lady of 121st Street).