Dennis, a highly accomplished individual, earned a degree in Theatre Arts from Murray State University, where his exceptional talent and dedication earned him a nomination for the prestigious Irene Ryan Award for his captivating portrayal of the Old Man in Sam Shepard's renowned play, "Fool for Love".
Following his academic pursuits, Dennis embarked on a career in children's theatre, showcasing his versatility and creativity. He also worked briefly at the Shadowbox Cabaret, a renowned entertainment venue near Cincinnati, Ohio, further honing his skills.
In the summer of 2004, Dennis redirected his artistic focus towards long-form improvisation, joining the esteemed Louisville-based group, "Project Improv", where he spent a year and a half refining his craft. Additionally, he worked on various independent film and stage productions, solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile performer.
Currently, Dennis resides in Chicago, where he is furthering his artistic development by studying at IO (formerly the Improv Olympic) and the Annoyance Theatre, two of the city's most respected institutions for improvisational comedy and theatre.
