Bryce Townsend

Bryce grew up in Santa Fe, New Mexico and spent summers training at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. They received a Performance Award from the Boston University School of Theatre, where they graduated with a BFA in Acting, with a Diploma in Classical Acting from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.

Bryce made their TV debut on Grey's Anatomy opposite Chandra Wilson. They appeared in the films Power Signal (Sundance selection), Khali the Killer, and Eddie and the Aviator (the late Sean Whitesell's final project).

They guest starred on the hit Snapchat series Solve (viewed over 30 million times), recurred on the award-winning web series Terrible HR, and narrated and guest starred in two episodes of the radio play series A Blind Play.

Onstage, Bryce starred in the workshop production of Life in Paradox, directed by the esteemed TV writer and producer Christine Boylan. They understudied for Nicholas Martin at the Huntington in Boston, played Hamlet at the MacOwan in London, and appeared in Hecuba at the Stella Adler Theatre in Hollywood.