ABOUT ME
Hi! I'm Gary.
I've wanted to become an actor since the tender age of seven, when I saw my first Broadway show, 42nd Street. It was after that very performance at the Winter Garden Theater, that I gave up my dream of becoming a clown/veterinarian and devoted myself entirely to the study of the great craft of acting. AT AGE SEVEN.
Since then, I have auditioned for almost every role in which the character breakdown included the word "quirky."
I’m a proud Brooklyn-transplant originally hailing from the great state of Colorado.
Witness the quirk for yourself:
PRESS
“Culig delivers an almost flawless performance, making Sedaris’ work shine brighter than it does on National Public Radio, where The Santaland Diaries premiered.”
“Waiting For Godot’s opening scene, in which Estragon tries to pull off his boot, becomes a beautiful bit of silent choreography with Gary Culig somehow channeling both Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin. Culig embraces his role’s theatricality, a childlike vaudeville performer.”
“I just loved it! Amazing as always! So good honey!”
