Terry Mullany

Boston native Terry Mullany began his performing career in the 5th grade, performing Johnny B. Goode at his 5th grade talent show. Despite playing sports like basketball and soccer his entire life, he realized that singing was his biggest gift and began to involve himself in theater and musical theater. In high school, he began taking his performing more seriously, singing in a jazz choir and an acapella group while starring in shows such as Les Mis and Newsies. Since being accepted into the USC Thornton School of Music, Terry has gone on to play lead roles in various theatrical productions. Roles include: "Birdlace" in Dogfight, "Melchior" in Spring Awakening, & "Princeton" in Avenue Q. After being noticed in Dogfight at USC, Terry was asked to audition for Peter Farrelly's upcoming Vietnam epic, "The Greatest Beer Run Ever." He traveled to Thailand in late 2021 to act in the film that stars Zac Efron and Russell Crowe. He is currently studying Meisner technique with Baron Brown Studios as he finishes his USC degree.