A member of AEA (Actor's Equity Association), he has performed all over the country in roles such as Leading Man Adam in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Jasper in Drood, Dr. Neville Craven and Albert Lennox in The Secret Garden, Kodaly inShe Loves Me, Jigger in Carousel, Christian in Cyrano de Bergerac, Delmount in The Miss Firecracker Contest, Riff-Raff in The Rocky Horror Show, El Gallo in The Fantasticks, Cinderella's Prince/ Wolf in Into The Woods, Bobby in Company and most recently Dr. Parker in Bat Boy, The Musical.
Bryan has been a Vocal coach for over 20 years and is opening a vocal studio in Queens on July 16! His Manhattan based teaching will continue at the awesome Ripley-Grier studios in Midtown. Bryan is also an avid flautist and puppet-maker who lives in Sunnyside Queens with his pup max and two frogs!
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