Perryn is a multi-hyphenated artist. And all those hyphens are dedicated to creating new work. As an actor, he has originated numerous roles, including: JM Barrie in The Lost Boys, Or An Awfully Big Adventure; Alex in Buzz, Son of a Bee: An Actor's Life for Me; and Wolfgang Pauli in Synchronicity. He is a member of New Ambassadors Theatre Company, The PlayGround Experiment, Woodstock Fringe and Break a Leg Productions. All dedicated to developing and lifting up new artists.

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As a director, Perryn has helmed numerous productions for festivals throughout NYC, including 5 appearances at the Chain Theatre. His production of The Future is Female by Helene Galek, at the 2025 Chain Summer Festival was the hightest grossing play in the festival. Kicking off 2026, Perryn proudly directed The Axion, written by his playwriting student Kelley T. Johnson. Picked for Program 2 in the Chain Winter Theatre Festival, The Axion appeared alongside Look What Crashed Through the Portal and Ended up in Brooklyn by renowned playwright and Academy Award nominee Jose Rivera.

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In 2017, Perryn shattered his arm tripping over an I-beam. Unable to work, or put on pants by himself, Perryn decided to use his one good hand to write a web series he had long talked about- This Encounter May Now Begin- a workplance comedy rooted in his experiences as a Standardized Patient. In 2021, Perryn received a grant from the New York City Artist Corps to produce a live Zoom production of TEMNB, recordings of which can be viewed on his YouTube Channel. In 2022, based on the success of TEMNB, Perryn was offered the role of Playwriting Instructor for Axial Theatre. Perryn's latest play; The Anniversary, is a semi-autobiographical comedy exploring family, secrets and a 50th  wedding anniversary party that hangs in the balance. The Anniversary received a table read from Break a Leg Productions in March of 2026, with an eye on a full production in the fall.