Birth Place: New York, NY
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Bryce Edwards is an actor and cabaret performer from New York. Fancying himself an eclectic performer, his acting resume runs the gamut from playing a young Taylor Mac in the original NYTW reading of The Fre to period pieces and the classics, such as Shakespeare, Moliere, and (lots of) Chekhov. Bryce is also a member of Ayun Halliday and Greg Kotis’s “Necromancers of the Public Domain," combining his singing/songwriting and fine art visuals to bring life to dusty tomes from the early 1900s. Continuing with the trend of embracing the old stuff, Bryce is a hot jazz and cabaret performer intent on revitalizing jazz, vaudeville, and popular tunes from the 1910s, 1920s, and 1930s, accompanying his vocals on tenor banjo, ukulele, and mandolin. He has appeared as a guest vocalist with Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks, and, banjo in hand, he is always a fan favorite at Jim Caruso’s Cast Party. Additionally, please check out Bryce’s website to see him in his two-man show, with singing partner and jazz pianist, Quintin Harris. In addition to their in synch musicality, their quirky, natural banter reflects a chemistry formed from years of friendship and a mutual love of all things jazz. Their rat-pack charm has been pleasing audiences from NYC to Naples, Italy since they were in their teens.
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