Welcome to Bryan’s website

Bryan first stepped on stage at the age of 4; memorable because he lost his ballet shoe and the poison of the infectious applause has coursed through his veins since.

Bryan’s current focus is running Theatresports® Blue Mountains, which he established in June 2010.

In addition he is a member of the Blue Mountains City Council’s advisory committee which oversees the awarding of grants under the Blue Mountains Cultural Partnerships programme.

He has trained under people such as Collette Rayment, Dean Carey, Adam Cook and Mark Gaal, through institutions such as the Royal Academy of Ballet, the Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) and the Actors’ Centre.

His performance disciplines include acting for stage, film and television, directing for the stage, slapstick, mime and other physical performance styles, as well as comedy and theatre of cruelty.

With a wealth of experience spanning over 40 years, Bryan has appeared in numerous plays such as Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’,  Ravenhill’s ‘Mother Clap’s Molly House’, ‘Archangels Don’t Play Pinball’ by Dario Fo, and Pinter’s ‘The Collection’ amongst others.

With several film and television credits to his name, Bryan has appeared in the drama ‘Living with the Law’ and played in the title role in the short ‘Monsieur Clown’.

As a director and producer he has worked on the Australian premiere of ‘Beginner at Life‘ by Alana Ruben Free, Alan Mackay’s ‘The Boy on the Roof’ (another production of which he acted in early in his career), ‘Just Once‘ by Alex Broun, as well as Andrew Bergman’s comedy ‘Social Security‘.

In addition to his portfolio of work, Bryan also conceived and co-developed the collection of short works ‘Birth Death and Everything Between’, which he staged at Sydney’s TAP Gallery in conjunction with a visual art exhibition. This collection of works featured writing by WH Auden, Kathy Lette, Helen Garner, Alexia Kelly, Brett Maverix, Vince Melton, Cass Cumerford and Tania Yuki.