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MA/MBA Student
Theatre

261 UCB, University Theatre Building
Theatre Graduate Office, Room C1B86

Graham Bryant is a playwright and actor born and raised in Houston, Texas. He graduated from Baylor University in 2019 with a BFA in Theatre Performance and beginning in the fall semester of 2021, he is pursuing a dual MA/MBA degree from CU Boulder’s Theatre & Dance Department and the Leeds School of Business.

Since the age of 13 when he picked up a DVD copy of Little Shop of Horrors, he has sought out opportunities to view, study, and work with theatre productions. In his education, he discovered a love for literary analysis of classical and contemporary theatrical works, extending to analyzing popular culture in general. Today, he strives to promote great works and help make non-profit theatre accessible for audiences of all ages, economic classes, and voices, with a particular interest in Disability in Performance. His short play RPM was recently published in the play collection titled At the Intersection of Disability and Drama. His acting credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Demetrius); The Liar by David Ives (Geronte); Crazy for You (Eugene); and Grand Concourse by Heidi Schreck (Frog).

In his spare time, he goes out to see plays and performance art around the Denver-Metro area, as well as the films at Alamo Drafthouse. He can be easily recognized on the street from his beard, his graphic tees, and the various hats he wears so he doesn’t have to manage his hair.