Dylan LaRay is an award-winning actor, filmmaker and theatre artist based in Brooklyn. Most recently, he booked his first co-star role on a major network episodic series and his short film, Onychophagia, which he wrote and directed, became an Official Selection at the Chicago Horror Film Festival and The Thing in the Basement Horror Fest.

 

In 2023, he received multiple accolades for his performance in Fang (2022), a psychological horror film featuring cult film star, Lynn Lowry, and he appeared in repertory productions of Dracula and Frankenstein at the Staten Island Shakespearean Theatre Company as R.M. Renfield and Lionel Mueller (respectively). In 2022, he made his Off-Off Broadway debut in Nothing's Plenty for Me at Theatre Row and played a supporting role on an episode of Investigation Discovery's Evil Lives Here. In 2021, he played Rosencrantz in Hamlet and Demetrius in A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival and had starring roles in three award-winning short films (Groomsday, Old, New & Blue, and Demon for Hire) that have screened at notable film festivals across the United States.

 

Other favorite roles include Mark Antony in Julius Caesar, Tigellinus in Oscar Wilde's Salomé (the Scoundrel & Scamp Theatre), Charlie Brown in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Flagstaff Light & Opera Co.), Love & Information at the Tucson Fringe Festival, and he also co-devised and performed in The Camino Project with Theatre Y in Humboldt Park in Chicago. He holds a B.A. in Theatre Arts & Italian Studies from the University of Arizona and is represented by UGA Talent.