Dean Marrazzo

DEAN MARRAZZO Bio As a Bronx native, Dean Marrazzo grew up close to Yankee Stadium and dreamed of playing major league ball. But Dean's passion for baseball could not outweigh his love of acting, as thus began his studies at the prestigious Lee Strasburg Institute where he learned the "method" and Clurman techniques, as well as improv. Dean, who is an actor, writer and producer, is responsible for the hit show "Suburban Adventures" which aired on The Sportsman Channel. Dean has appeared in numerous features films such as "A Cup Of Coffee" which won "Best Comedy Feature" at both The "New York" and "Santa Monica" Film festivals, and "The Nail" which took home "The Peoples Choice Award" at the Philadelphia film festival. Mr. Marrazzo also dueled off with Chazz Palminteri in "Yonkers Joe," which is had its world premiere at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival. Dean was also featured in "Mr. Vincent" which premiered at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival. On stage Dean won "The Best Newcomer Award" for his stage work as "Billy" in the Actor's Conservative Theatre production of "California Suite". He received critical acclaim for starring in an eight week run in an Off-Broadway theatre production "Tower of Babble". Recently Dean played "Lou Graziano" in Greenville Community Theatre production of "Breaking Legs". Mr. Marrazzo is a married Father of 3 and currently lives in Westchester County New York.