March - May 2022

- Played "Jonathan" in The Play that Goes Wrong in my fifth appearance at Syracuse Stage!

January - March 2022

 - I made my Off-Broadway debut in The Daughter-in-Law with The Mint Theater Company.

February 2022

- I joined the Westport Country Playhouse for the return of their Script-in-Hand reading series (and reuniting with longtime collaborator Mark Shanahan) for Murder by Misadventure.

June-August 2021

- Fight directed and performed in Peter and the Starcatcher at White Heron Theatre.

March 2021

- Recurred on "Power Book II: Ghost" on Starz, reprising my role from last season.

March 2020

- Traveled to Geva Theatre Center in Rochester, NY for the world premiere of Looks Like Pretty.

*unfortunately we never made it to performances, as our rehearsals were interrupted by the outbreak of the pandemic*


January - February 2020

- Made my Riverside Theatre debut (and checked off a dream role) as Clown 2 in The 39 Steps.


November - December 2019

- Shot a co-star on "Power Book II: Ghost", on Starz.

- Served as Assistant Fight Director on Ivo Van Hove's Broadway revival of West Side Story.

• August - October 2019

- Made my Indiana Repertory Theatre debut and returned to Syracuse Stage (for a fourth time) as Juror 1 in their co-production of Twelve Angry Men. 

April-July 2019

- Closed out the Alley Theatre's 2018/2019 Season (making my Alley debut and reuniting with director Mark Shanahan on our fourth production together), as "Porthos" in The Three Musketeers.

January-March 2019

- Returned to Florida Repertory Theatre, playing Sandy Tyrell in Hay Fever.

November 2018

- Shot a co-star on both "FBI" (CBS) and "Modern Love" (Amazon).

August - October 2018

- I returned to Syracuse Stage for the 3rd time, playing Garry LeJeune in Noises Off.

October - April 2018

- I returned to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival - playing Fred in A Christmas Carol, and a slew of roles in Bear Country.

August - October 2017

- I returned to Syracuse Stage - playing Aramis in The Three Musketeers.

February - May 2017

- I returned to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, playing gentleman safecracker Sidney Prince in Sherlock Holmes, and the shipwrecked prince Ferdinand in The Tempest.

September - November 2016

- Made my Syracuse Stage debut, playing Herbert Pocket and several others in their 6 actor adaptation of Great Expecations.

June 2016

-Kenneth Jones (playwright ofAlabama Story) and I team up again for a reading of his new play Hollywood Nebraska - part of The Actors' Company Theatre's New TACTics Festival.

March - May 2016

- Performed in the regional premiere of The Dingdong, a new play by Mark Shanahan, produced by Florida Repertory Theatre.

Nomember 2015 - February 2016

- My work as Thomas in the world premiere of Alabama Story lands me a Broadway World Award nomination for "Best Actor!"

- Playing Fighting Prawn, Mack, Sanchez, Grempkin, and understudying Black Stache in Peter and the Starcatcher, a co-production between Arkansas Rep and TheatreSquared! The show plays to great audiences, and terrific reviews!

June - July 2015

- Just signed with the Luedtke Agency!

- For the third consecutive year, I return to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival to head their summer theatre intensives, including an expansion to Georgia!

May 2015

- I return to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival's Southern Writers' Project for the third consecutive year, and workshops a new play.

March - April 2015

- Playing "Philiste" in The Liar at Gulfshore Playhouse in Naples, FL.

December - January 2015

- I appear in the world premiere of Kenneth Jones's Alabama Story at Pioneer Theatre Company in Salt Lake City.  It plays to full houses and rave reviews (1, 2, 3) and is the most successful world premiere ever produced by Pioneer.

- Salt Lake's NBC affiliate runs a great piece on Alabama Story and the freedom to read in America!

- A video preview of Alabama Story airs!  Watch here.

October - November 2014

- I got interviewed about life as an actor on the podcast hurryupandwait.

- Playing "Hal" in Proof at TheatreSquared.

- Interviewed about Proof on NPR.  Give a listen here.

August - September 2014

- I perform in One Man, Two Guvnors at TheatreSquared, playing the octagenarian waiter "Alfie."

June - July 2014

- I make my debut with The Actors' Company Theatre, reprising my role as Thomas in a developmental reading of Alabama Story.

- Returning to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, I fight directd and teach at the Festival's summer theatre intensives.

May 2014:

- I return to Alabama Shakespeare's Southern Writers' Project for a second year, and workshops a new play by playwright Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder.

February - March 2014:

- I return  to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival and provide fight choreography for the upcoming Taming of the Shrew!

- Bayshore Christian Academy in Fairhope, AL brings me down for 8 days as an artist in residence! 

January 2014

- I return to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival to provide fight choreography for The Great Gatsby.

- I play the titular role in the Accidental Shakespeare Company's Cymbline.  As a part of Accidental's "Hit & Run Shakespeare series," this one-night-only production saw the actors arrive fully memorized and perform the play for a live audience without rehearsal, sets, or a director.  Hilarity, and magic, ensued.

September 2013

-I begin working with Ron Ross and the team at Charles Kerin Associates

- I return to Alabamas Shakes to fight choreograph the first show of the season - Romeo and Juliet!

June - July 2013:

- I head back to NYC and start the hunt for the next project!

- I serve as a teaching artist for the Alabama Shakespeare Festival's State Youth Theatre and Camp Shakespeare summer programs, teaching acting and stage combat to middle and high school students.

May 2013:

- I proudly become a member of Actors Equity Association.

-The Alabama Shakespeare Festival begins 2 weeks of rotating repertory, bringing back every show produced since January!

- I'm asked to workshop and perform Alabama Story and Somewhere on a Side Street in the Southern Writer's Project playreading festival.  Both plays will have their world premieres in the festival.  Alabama Story is written by Kenneth Jones and directed by Karen Azenberg, and Somewhere on a Side Street is written by Sarah Jane Kachelmann and directed by Nancy Rominger.

April 2013:

-Twelfth Night heads out on the road, and will tour Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and Mississippi!

March 2013:

-Twelfth Night sits down for a week of performances in ASF's 250 seat Octagon Theatre before heading out on tour for the month of April. The show is met with enthusiastic audiences and great reviews, with one describing Seth's portrayal of Orsino as "close to perfection."-To Kill a Mockingbird plays to great reviews (1, 2) and sold-out performances!

February 2013:

-To Kill a Mockingbird starts rehearsals, with me understudying Atticus Finch, and serving as fight choreographer.

January 2013:

-My fight choreography in Macbeth receives two great reviews -  here and here.

-Macbeth rehearses and opens, with me playing Donalbain and Young Siward, as well as understudying the title role.  I also provide the fight choreography for the production.

November / December 2012:

- I appear in A Christmas Carol at ASF, playing numerous roles as well as understudying Charles Dickens, Bob Cratchit and the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. 

October 2012:

-The Adventures of Tom Sawyer plays to full houses and great reviews.

September 2012:

- I arrive in Alabama and begins his 9 month contract with the Alabama Shakespeare Festival.  First up, he'll be playing Muff Potter and a slew of other roles in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.  I will also be serving as fight choreographer for the production.

August 2012:

-I originate the role of intrepid explorer Ashley Lancaster in the premiere production of Friend of the Devil.

June / July 2012:

-I appear as Thurio and Panthino  in the Lake George Theatre Lab's production of The Two Gentlemen of Verona.

May 2012:

 -I wrap production on a voice-over recording of The Winter's Tale, playing Autolycus with the New York Neo-Classical Enemble.

April 2012:

-Still premiers at the Blogfinger Film Festival in Ocean Grove, New Jersey.

-I appear in the premiere reading of Friend of the Devil, by Forrest Leo, produced by Pipeline Theatre Company.  I will also appear in a workshop of the play in August.  Check back for details!

March 2012:

-I participate in the One Act Factor Festival at the Secret Theatre, under the direction of Paula D'Alessandris, making it all the way to the finals.

-"The Men's Room" team is currently developing a web series based on the live show.

-I shoot the pilot of "We're Never Getting Married," a web series produced by the award-winning Buffalo Picture House.

February 2012: 

 

-I tap dance my way through The Time of Your Life as Harry, produced by the Attic Theater Company.

January 2012:

-I stas in the short film, Pay-for-View.

-I join the cast of The Time of Your Life, produced by the Attic Theater Company.

-I star in the independent short film, Still.

December 2011:

-I perform in a reading of End Times, a new play by Monica Hammond.-Seth participates in a staged reading of I's Twinkle, a new musical by Nate Weida, produced by Pipeline Theatre Company.

-Episode 3 of "The Men's Room," has its premiere at The Duplex.

-I star in the sci-fi short film Apache.

November 2011:

- I shoot The Body, an NYU Tisch film, serving as both an actor and stunt coordinator.

- "The Men's Room" airs 2 episodes, a rerun of the pilot, and the premier of episode 2.

October 2011:

- I fight direct Felix & The Diligence, a new comedy produced by Pipeline Theatre Company. My work also gets a shout-out in nytheatre.com's review.

September 2011:

- The Times Herald Record calls my performance in On Golden Pond "brilliant."  Read the full review here.

-I appear as Bill Ray in On Golden Pond at The New Rose Theatre, directed by and starring two-time Tony nominee Samuel E. Wright. 

-I appear in the first episode of "The Men's Room," a monthly episodic performed live at The Duplex.

-www.sethandrewbridges.com goes live!