Greg Mullavey Biography

has appeared in over 70 plays all over North America, from Alaska to Florida. On Broadway, audiences saw him starring in Romantic Comedy opposite Mia Farrow and opposite Veronica Hamel in Rumors, and nationally, he toured opposite Nancy Dussault in The Sisters Rosensweig. Off-Broadway saw him again last year opposite Fritz Weaver and Laila Robins in the Australian hit, Burnt Piano. Also this past year, he starred in the Clarence Darrow role in Inherit The Wind at Pennsylvania's Fulton Opera House and in Ray Bradbury's Falling Upward in L.A., and he recently appeared as Lear in Oklahoma City Civic Theatre's King Lear, in The Price at Minneapolis's Guthrie, and in Edmonton in Ray Cooney's Wife Begins at 40. In Los Angeles he has won six Dramalogue and L.A. Weekly Awards. He has appeared in over 300 episodics, MOWs, and feature films. His latest is TV's "Philly" and the soon-to-be-released Billy Hayes boxing film "Southside," but he is perhaps best known as Tom Hartman in "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman." He dedicates his performance to his daughter, Allison, and to Ari.