John Dewey
Actor | Musician | Voiceover
I play super-stoked announcer Mike The Wrench in Bike In Time: Stunt Trials from Gameloft. A few years ago I recorded a demo for a different project and unfortunately my voice didn’t make it into the final product, so being able to hear myself in a completed game is really satisfying and truly a dream come true.
Wow... a lot sure has happened in a year. Rock And Roll Man rocked the Berkshires. I went on an amazing trip to Curacao with my fiancee and her family. Aaaaaand I didn't get married. Our big day was supposed to be April 11, but as we all know Covid-19 had other plans for the country. I know these have been frustrating and scary times for all of us. The quarantine has lost me work and kept me away from loved ones, and yet I consider myself incredible lucky. My heart goes out to everyone affected by this crisis and I hope you all stay safe and healthy.
This summer I’ll be reprising my roles (Buddy Holly, Pat Boone, et al.) in Rock And Roll Man: The Alan Freed Story as part of the Berkshire Theatre Festival!
Starring Alan Campbell and George Wendt, Rock and Roll Man is the new musical about the incredible rise and fall of Alan Freed, the man who coined the phrase rock and roll and brought its sound to the world.
This high energy musical highlights the greatest rock and roll legends of all time such as Little Richard, Chuck Berry, LaVern Baker, Bill Haley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Screamin’ Jay, just to name a few. Also, featuring original songs and some of the biggest hits of a decade, including “Why Do Fools Fall in Love,” “Tutti Frutti,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “Roll Over Beethoven,” “Ain’t That a Shame” and many more, Rock and Roll Man takes you behind the scenes and behind the music of one of the most influential—and controversial—figures in pop music history.
For more info click HERE.
This past week I started rehearsals for #yourmemorial, a new play from Pigeonholed Theater Co.
Written by Emily Daly
Directed by Emily Lyon
When Lottie dies at her internship in Afghanistan, her friends must decide who gets to tell her story. #yourmemorial is a play about what we choose to remember, what we refuse to see, and what it means to be real in the Facebook age.
I made Studio Center’s Top Ten Male Voices last month! Click HERE to check out my full demo, and contact Studio Center to book me on your next project!
