Brian Letscher

Brian Letscher is a professional actor and writer recognized for his roles in television and film, including his recurring role on ABC’s “Scandal.” After earning an Economics degree from the University of Michigan, Brian Letscher transitioned to a career in acting, making an early impact with roles in feature films like Kate and Leopold (2001) and Puccini for Beginners. He also appeared in popular television series including Law and Order: Criminal Intent and Law and Order: Special Victims Unit. Letscher simultaneously built a strong theatrical foundation, performing with the Public Theater Shakespeare Lab and taking on the lead role of Bo Decker in William Inge’s Bus Stop at The Purple Rose Theatre, a production that earned The Detroit Free Press’ ‘Best Play’ award. Letscher further expanded his artistic range by delving into playwriting, where his first play, When The Lights Come On, was developed and produced by The Purple Rose Theatre.

Following its successful run, Smart Love subsequently had its West Coast Premiere at Pacific Resident Theatre, where it garnered critical acclaim and received a coveted ‘Critic’s Choice’ nod from the LA Times, solidifying his reputation as a compelling playwright. Letscher consistently balances his work as a respected actor with his craft as a produced playwright. His ongoing commitment to both mediums underscores his versatile talent and enduring presence in the entertainment industry. He continues to engage with new acting opportunities in film and television while also pursuing new writing projects, maintaining an active role in fostering creative works through his affiliations with The Pacific Residents Theatre Company and Rogue Machine.