About Dewey Moss
Dewey Moss (playwright, director) is an award-winning director, writer, and actor whose performance career has spanned Broadway shows, concert appearances, film/TV work, and opera. As a writer and director, his debut feature film A Normal Life won critical acclaim in film festivals worldwide and is currently in distribution. His screenplay, All the Way from Arp, Texas is currently in pre-production. One of his newest works, Death of the Persian Prince, a play about Iranian gay men forced to have sex changes to avoid execution, will be making its world premiere at the Midtown International Theater Festival. In addition, he recently made his Carnegie Hall debut as both singer and director when he performed the opera Puppet by Christian McLeer (a solo piece written specifically for Dewey), and directed the world premiere of William Bolcom’s Barnyard Boogaloo.
As a Creative Director for several major advertising firms, Dewey has written and produced/directed countless commercials, industrials, and webisodes, many of which have been Telly Award-winning. The Crusade of Connor Stephens marks Dewey’s debut full length play, which recently received a successful premiere reading at The Producer’s Club in NYC.
Originally from Fort Worth, Texas, Dewey also teaches acting and voice through his private New York City studio, DMoss Studios, and is author of the acting handbook Learning the Art of Imperfection.
