Bryce Lee Townsend

Bryce grew up in Santa Fe, New Mexico and spent summers training at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. He received a Performance Award from the Boston University School of Theatre, where he went on to receive a BFA in Acting as well as a Diploma in Classical Acting from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Bryce made his TV debut opposite Chandra Wilson in Grey's Anatomy, & worked on the independent films Khali the Killer & Eddie and the Aviator, the latter of which was written and directed by the late, great Sean Whitesell. In digital media, Bryce appeared on the hit Snapchat series Solve, & as a recurring guest star on the award-winning YouTube series Terrible HR. Onstage, he starred in Life in Paradox directed by the esteemed Christine Boylan, and understudied for Nicholas Martin at the Huntington in Boston, played Hamlet at the MacOwan in London, & appeared in Hecuba at the Stella Adler Theatre. Bryce is currently writing a semi-autobiographical feature-length screenplay entitled Return Love, about a young American and a gay, Somali refugee falling into forbidden love overseas and trying to stop time.