Bryce was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. Growing up, he enveloped himself in dance and music classes, initially drawn to using his voice as a means of expression. Dancing quickly became his escape, and that hasn't changed to this day.
Taking classes at the local dance studio, Krupinski Academy of Dance, helped him connect to musical theatre in many ways. From learning Fosse's "Tea for Two" to "The Audition" from 42nd Street, he knew from a young age what he wanted to be a part of. His love of performing began at the St. Louis MUNY, where one show quickly turned into fourteen, and being part of an ensemble was a pivotal point in his learning process. He made his professional debut at The Muny as a cut dancer in A Chorus Line directed and choreographed Denis Jones. His enthusiasm and optimism for theatre continued to grow.
After high school, Bryce found himself in Decatur, Illinois at Millikin University, where he received his BFA in Musical Theatre in 2021. While at Millikin, his love for dance and music grew immensely, and a new love for acting formed as well. He felt himself deepening his craft, and consequently, growing as an artist.
After graduating school, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bryce found himself living in St. Petersburg, Florida, where he began working professionally before making the big move to New York City.
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Since 2021, he has had the honor of performing in several regional theatres across the state of Florida.
Florida regional credits include: The Lost Girl (Florida Festival of New Musicals), Kinky Boots (Suncoast Broadway), Footloose & Green Day's American Idiot (American Stage Theatre Company), Dreamgirls & Syncopated Avenue: A World-Premire Musical (Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe), Fiddler on the Roof & Carousel (The Wick Theatre) Hello, Dolly! (Lauderhill Performing Arts Center), and Frozen (Maltz Jupiter Theatre).
Bryce is forever thankful to have maintained the close relationships in the Sunshine State that have shaped him into the ever growing artist he is today.
He has also appeared in other regional theatres throughout the country.
Other regional theatre credits include: 42nd Street & Oliver (The Palace Theatre), A Chorus Line & Saturday Night Fever (Laguna Playhouse), La Cage Aux Folles (Winnipesaukee Playhouse), A Chorus Line & Cats (Music Theatre Heritage).
Since moving to New York City full time in 2024, Bryce signed with The Movement Talent Agency and made his national tour debut in 2026 with Meredith Wilson's The Music Man as a Dance Ensemble Swing while serving as the Assistant Dance Captain.
Every day feels like an opportunity for growth as Bryce tries to connect more with himself, both as a human and an artist. You'll usually find him listening to Ariana Grande or comedic podcasts to brighten his day. Laughing and enjoying the present moment are what create a balanced day. He is always looking for ways to better himself and learn where he can fit into the theatre world next.
