Trey Albright
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
An Improv-Comic-Actor, Trey was born Charles David Albright III
in Franklin, Tennessee. His father is Richie Albright, drummer for Waylon
Jennings (Waylon also became Trey's Godfather). Trey was raised in
Dallas, Texas by his mother Nancy. He attended Acting College at K.D.
Conservatory 2 days after graduating High School. He earned the lead
role on the conservatory's main stage his 1st semester there. Before
graduating, he booked roles on "Walker Texas Ranger" and
the lead in the indie short "Headless at the Fair" Directed by David
Blood (Slam Dance Winner 98*), After graduating, Trey performed on almost
every stage in the Dallas/FT Worth area. In 4 years, Trey performed in
over 20 shows. He earned his Equity Card by the time most of his
colleagues were graduating college. After joining AEA, Trey relocated to
New York where he became a member of The Workshop Theater Company.
While there, he performed in numerous staged readings and plays. Even
played percussion in the hit Off-Broadway show"The Devil and
Billymarkham" While living in Brooklyn he teamed up with friend,
writer/director Preston Miller to film the scripted/unscripted indie
"Jones". Trey showed that he can do more than comedy with his
performance in the film. He was praised by notable critics Amy Taubin
and Keith Uhlich. The Village Voice Critic's Circle put Trey on the
list of Best Actors in '07. At Comic-con 2011 Trey was honored with an
award for" Best Comedy of a Star Wars Fan Film (it's his proudest
moment to date). Trey is living in L.A. writing sketches and performing
in comedy shows, like I.O. West Cage Match Monday's and A 1,000 Ways to
DIe on Spike.