Bryce, a talented individual, spent their formative years in Santa Fe, New Mexico, immersing themselves in the world of performing arts. During their summers, they had the privilege of training at the esteemed American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, under the guidance of highly respected instructors. This intensive training not only refined their craft but also laid the groundwork for their future academic endeavors.
With their skills and knowledge solidified, Bryce went on to pursue higher education at the prestigious Boston University School of Theatre. It was here that they earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Acting, a testament to their dedication and passion for the craft.
Bryce's entry into the world of television was marked by a memorable debut on the esteemed medical drama Grey's Anatomy, where they had the privilege of sharing the screen with the highly acclaimed actress Chandra Wilson.
Their impressive filmography boasts a diverse range of projects, including Power Signal, a notable selection at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival. Additionally, they have also made significant contributions to Khali the Killer and Eddie and the Aviator, the latter being the final project of the late, esteemed Sean Whitesell.
Bryce has expanded their creative horizons beyond the realm of screen acting, making significant and notable appearances on the extremely popular Snapchat series, Solve, which has garnered an impressive viewership of over 30 million times, further solidifying their presence in the digital landscape.
Bryce has been fortunate enough to tread the boards in a workshop production of Life in Paradox, a theatrical endeavour expertly guided by the talented television writer and producer, Christine Boylan. This remarkable experience was merely the beginning of their illustrious journey, as they also had the privilege of understudying for the highly acclaimed director, Nicholas Martin, at the esteemed Huntington Theatre in Boston. Additionally, Bryce has had the distinction of assuming the iconic role of Hamlet at the MacOwan Theatre in London, a performance that undoubtedly showcased their impressive range and versatility. Furthermore, they have appeared in Hecuba at the Stella Adler Theatre in Hollywood, a testament to their ability to excel in a wide range of productions and settings.
