Doug Storm Biography

Doug Storm began his professional career at the age of 10 performing with Larry Kert, Broadway's original "Tony" in West Side Story.
At 13, was under the direction of Frank Corsaro, head of the Juilliard Opera Dept., & artistic director of The Actors Studio.
He did commercials for McDonald's & Parker Brothers.
And was a regular soloist with the St.Louis Symphony under Leonard Slatkin, recording on RCA/Victor & performing at Carnegie Hall.

After moving to NYC in his 20's, he has performed on Broadway in Les Miserables, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Dance of the Vampires, & Chess for the Actors Fund, and has been involved with numerous workshops including Disney's Tarzan, The Civil War, & Heathers.

He was Associate Producer & Assistant Director for Chess in concert at the Ford Amphitheater in Hollywood starring Matthew Morrison, Susan Egan, & Ty Taylor. And was assistant video editor for a project involving the LA Opera & Placido Domingo for the museum at the Hollywood Bowl.

Doug has also worked extensively with kids across the country, including dramatherapy with at-risk youth in Brooklyn & directing children of A-list celebrities in LA.
As well as countless workshops & master classes from Chicago to Detroit.

He's proudly from St.Louis & urges you to support local theater between now & seeing your next Broadway show.