Abe Dewing

Abe began acting at the age of 8 in a school plays but later gravitated to violin. He has been in many musical productions beginning with My Fair Lady and then Amahl and the Night Visitors, Anything Goes, Jekyll & Hyde, Guys & Dolls, and Wizard of Oz and operas such as Rigoletto and Tosca as a member of the pit orchestra. He decided to try his hand on screen and in production rather than providing the music. Several roles in student shorts such as 'Cast of A Thousands' and a Location Manager stint with future writer and director, Peter Sullivan that solidified his passion for filmmaking. As an actor and producer, Abe has two full-length films to his credit. God of Vampires gained a limited theatrical run in the summer of 2010 and premiered on cable television in April 2011. Both God of Vampires and School of Horror are in wide distribution on DVD. He most recently appeared as Roberti, the Cardinal and a police agent in a Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra production of Tosca.