Bryce grew up in Santa Fe, New Mexico and spent summers in the American Conservatory Theater’s Young Conservatory in San Francisco. He received a BFA from the Boston University School of Theatre and a Diploma from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.

TV/Film credits include Grey’s Anatomy, Monster: The Ed Gein Story, Power Signal (Sundance selection), Khali the Killer, and Solve.

Onstage, Bryce played Hamlet at the MacOwan Theatre in London, starred in the workshop production of Life in Paradox directed by Christine Boylan, played Polydorus in Hecuba at the Stella Adler Theatre in Hollywood, understudied for Nicholas Martin in Love’s Labour’s Lost at the Huntington Theatre Company in Boston, and appeared in A Streetcar Named Desire at New Repertory Theatre in Boston.

He recurred on the radio drama podcast A Blind Play, most recently narrating the Season 3 debut episode Charleston. Twenty-Two, which is available on all podcast platforms.

Bryce is currently writing and producing a coming-of-age feature film, Return Love, about a young American actor leaving home to train in London, where he falls for a British Somali refugee. Pre-production campaign information is available at: https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/return-love-feature-film-budget-and-schedule

Based in New York City, Bryce loves the Knicks and is a die-hard fan of New Mexico Lobos college basketball. His cats are angels named Thelma and Louise.