Glen Charlow

Designer, Actor, and Writer in Baltimore, Maryland

Glen Charlow

Designer, Actor, and Writer in Baltimore, Maryland

AUTHOR

"You really ought to write a book."

For years, author Glen Charlow heard that exact phrase from friends, family, and amused strangers who crossed his path. This book is the answer to that dare.

That Book of Short Stories I Wanted To Write is a wildly imaginative, genre-bending debut anthology designed for readers who love fast-paced narratives, sharp wit, and sudden, breathtaking twists. Moving effortlessly between the absurdly hilarious and the deeply atmospheric, this collection proves that the best stories are the ones we feel compelled to share. www.glencharlow.com/book

DESIGNER
As a graphic designer in the performing arts, I've worked on many cabaret and off-Broadway shows, and for many prestigious theaters and production companies in the United States. My advertising placement has been in every production house and agency in New York. Experience with editing, design, color and typography, has been applied to many award-winning publications. I combine a passion for design, usability, and innovation with a drive to develop products that enrich peoples' lives. I've created websites and graphics for individuals, universities, and small businesses.

COLLECTOR
I became a Lucille Ball collector when I moved to New York in 1983 and have since become recognized by many as having one of the largest “Lucy” collections around. Some may remember me from A & E's Biography when they did their tribute to Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz.

ACTOR
I'm an Actor having performed such memorable, favorite roles as Cosmo Brown in Singin’ in the Rain, Blore in Ten Little Indians, and Eddie Ryan in Funny Girl. I made my Off-Broadway debut in Grandma Sylvia’s Funeral (1998) when I went on as an understudy for the role of SkyBoy.

LEADERSHIP

I am Treasurer & a past President of the Williamsburg Community Association and on the Board of Directors at Spotlighters Theatre.

  • Work
    • G. C. Desktop Publishing
  • Education
    • Towson State University