D. Paul Thomas

D. Paul Thomas, actor/playwright/essayist, performed in the New York premiere of Peter Handke’s, “Self-Accusation,” and as Jamie in the Kennedy Center’s production of “Long Day’s Journey Into Night.” In Los Angeles, D. Paul directed “and,” starring Tony-Award winner Ron Silver. His essays and letters have been published in the Los Angeles Times, Indianapolis Star, and The New York Times. He remains a frequent voice on the “History” network.

Mr. Thomas’ play, “Bonhoeffer 1945,” was a “Best Pick” of the London Times. His play, “The Presentment,” was reviewed as “A heart-wrenching drama” by the Hollywood Reporter. His “love letter” to Indiana, “Serious Inquiries Only,” was reviewed as “an endearing comedy” by the LA Times. Recently, he collaborated with author Dr. Sam Mayhugh on the book, “Harold’s Story—A Journey of Uncommon Healing.” Currently, he is writing a one-person play, “When Kings Go Out To Battle,” drawn from “The Odyssey of King David— God’s Broken Vessel.”

After fifty years in New York City and Los Angeles, he now resides “back home again in Indiana” with his wife, Debby, and is falling in love with birds and flowers all over again.

He is Creative Director of TGA Productions and can be reached at dpaulthomas@mac.com