Career
He is best known for the autobiographical monologues that he writes and performs for the theater. HIs best known work, Bronx Queen Trilogy is based on his experience growing up as a gay boy in the Bronx. The Bronx Queen, first in the series, was awarded Best Comedic Script and Most Popular Show at New York City Theater Row"s 2012 and 2013 United Solo Theatre Festival, respectively.
Faggy at 50, second in the series, was awarded Best One-Manitoba Show at New York City Theater Row"s 2014 United Solo Theatre Festival.
Daddy, the series" final installment will had its World Premiere at New York City Theater Row"s 2015 United Solo Theatre Festival. Gulla"s The Bronx Queen was selected to be part of the Downtown Urban Theater Festival and will be performed at Joe"s Public at The Public Theater this Spring 2016.
His play Garbo was based on an unrequited love affair experienced while living in Rome, Italy. Garbo was selected to be part of the New York City"s Times Square International Theater Festival in 2012.
He played the role of "Frankie" in Office-Broadway"s long-running hit, My Big Gay Italian Wedding.
REEL Wood, a short play written by Gulla, had its World Premiere at the Hollywood Fringe Festival in June 2015. lieutenant was also selected by New York City"s Village Playwrights to be performed in their "Re-Inventing Family" series commemorating Gay Pride. Gulla"s play, Knock Office!, had its world premiere in Houston, Texas at Theatre Southwest.
Christmas Caroline, Gulla"s newest comedy will had its World Premiere at Studio C Theatre, Hollywood, California in November 2015.
His play, Gayfever had its World Premiere at the Funky Little Theatre Company in March 2016. The Advocate named Gulla its "Anti-Bullying Hero" in 2012.
Gulla was a contestant on the National Broadcasting Company adventure reality series Lost in 2001. The show followed three teams of two as they made their way from the Gobi Desert in Mongolia back to the United States.
