Dylan Glatthorn

DYLAN GLATTHORN is a Brooklyn-based composer, lyricist, and arranger. He has worked with Grammy- and Tony-winning performers and producers, and his music has been described by the New York Times as “assured” with the “steaminess and drive of Janacek” and the “harmonic allure” of Debussy. His work has been featured at the Kennedy Center, The American Pavilion at Cannes, 54 Below, Joe's Pub, Birdland, The Laurie Beechman Theatre, the New Years Eve Ball Drop in Times Square, and more. 
 

Dylan has written music for eleven feature films, numerous shorts and webseries, and commercially for brands such as Lindt, Nickelodeon, Oakley, Red Bull, Alessi, Complex, PBS, and the Tokyo Metro. His original musicals include: The Pelican (MTW New Works Fest '24, NAMT Festival '22, Frank Young Fund Grant '20-'21) Pottersfield (NFMT Grant '24), Edison, and Republic as well as one acts including Peach Melba (Prospect's MT Lab '23), Starshine, and Bittersweet Lullaby (all three licensed through Music Theatre International). He is the resident music supervisor for NAMT's Musical Theater Songwriting Challenge.
 

​​Dylan is a proud member of Theatre Now's Musical Writers Lab, ASCAP, and The Dramatists Guild of America, Inc.