Dean Regan

Dean Regan is a singer-entertainer specializing in Broadway and Standard songs. Dean performs top-notch concerts of romantic ballads and comic songs that make your heart sing and is known for recreating characters from famous Broadway musicals. No one can exhilarate audiences of all ages like Dean can!
Dean's first love has always been theater and that love shows when he takes the stage. Theater inspires him in all of his creative projects on and off Broadway, in television and film, and in the recording studio. He is known in Los Angeles for his award winning performances in the Los Angeles productions of "Company" (Regan received both a Garland and Drama-Logue Award for the role of "Bobby") and "Cabaret" (a Garland award for his role as the iconic "Emcee").
Dean traveled the country with the First National Tour of "The Pirates of Penzance," working with Jim Belushi, Maureen McGovern, George Rose, and Peter Noone (of the musical group "Herman's Hermits"). During the tour, he was honored to perform at the White House for President and Mrs. Reagan. After the national tour, Dean moved to New York and performed On- and Off-Broadway and Regionally. Highlight roles include "Cabaret," "The Man of La Mancha," "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" and "Equus," to name a few. He also took to the Small Screen, with roles on "NYPD Blue" and a long-running character on the drama, "Secrets," as well as appearances on many daytime dramas. He will always remember a day working on the "Working Girl" set with the legendary Mike Nichols, as well as working with cutting edge director Mark Wilkinson in "Dischord."
After several years in the Big Apple, Dean left those snowy winters on the East Coast for sunny Los Angeles, where he currently lives. He was tapped by Crystal Cruises to produce and perform in a series of concerts for their Inaugural World Cruise. During this 96-day (first class!) world tour Dean and company performed concerts of classic American music while exploring 32 ports between Los Angeles and London. "It was the trip of a life time!"