Bryan Sevener

Bryan Sevener is an American actor and singer from Seattle, WA, currently residing in Los Angeles. He is the third youngest of four siblings - two older brothers and one younger sister. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, and worked for some time in ABA helping children with autism. Bryan's first taste of acting came at the age of five in a local theatre production. By the age of seven he had booked several commercials and print jobs. At age ten he starred in his first professional stage role with Village Theatre in The Who's Tommy (2007), directed by Brian Yorkey, alongside Broadway actors. Over the years, Bryan has performed with a variety of Seattle-based theatre companies in a vast array of productions - including numerous vocal showcases at McCaw Hall, and fund-raising events for both local theatres and charity events. In 2009 he was picked up by director Rick Stevenson for principal roles in his shorts SIFF 35th Anniversary Tribute (2009) and Displaced (2010), working alongside Nathan Gamble and Nick Robinson. His first feature was a speaking role in All I want is Christmas (2012) starring Elliot Gould and David DeLuise. Beyond extensive theatre training, he has also been under the acting guidance of Seattle Casting Directors, Heidi Walker, Jodi Rothfield, and Patti Kalles; as well as LA based Actor/Coach John D'Aquino. He continues to hone his skills at the LA Acting Studio with Director (and Actors) David Rountree and David Banks. In his spare time, he enjoys additional creative pursuits such as the ukulele, guitar, animation, and writing.