Wallace Dorian was born in Waltham, Massachusetts. After serving in the U.S. Navy Mr. Dorian decided to pursue acting and moved to New York City where he acted in many Off-Broadway plays. It was at this time that he began work for the CBS Television Network in a technical capacity and soon turned to writing and directing.
“Desert Rain” is his first novel however Mr. Dorian wrote several original screenplays and stage plays.
His first teleplay, “The Stonehenge Incident” about eyewitness UFO sightings was sold for TV based on a Village Voice article by Budd Hopkins.
In 1982 Mr. Dorian moved to Los Angeles and optioned his screenplay “Gingerbread Road” about struggling actors in Hollywood.
Wallace formed the Vedic Theatre Company in 2002 that produces a wide variety of productions. He also adapted a screenplay from the thriller “On the Brink of Death” by Sanjay Sonawani in Mumbai, India in 2002.
“Desert Rain” is his first novel however Mr. Dorian wrote several original screenplays and stage plays.
His first teleplay, “The Stonehenge Incident” about eyewitness UFO sightings was sold for TV based on a Village Voice article by Budd Hopkins.
In 1982 Mr. Dorian moved to Los Angeles and optioned his screenplay “Gingerbread Road” about struggling actors in Hollywood.
Wallace formed the Vedic Theatre Company in 2002 that produces a wide variety of productions. He also adapted a screenplay from the thriller “On the Brink of Death” by Sanjay Sonawani in Mumbai, India in 2002.
Wallace has a lead role in an upcoming production for 2008 called "Speak Easy" as is currently on site.
Among his screen and stage plays are “Brainwashed”, “Jump” “Army Ants” and “Village of the Dead.”.
Among his screen and stage plays are “Brainwashed”, “Jump” “Army Ants” and “Village of the Dead.”.
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