Brian Letscher is a professional actor and writer recognized for his roles in television and film, including his recurring role on ABC's "Scandal."
Brian Letscher engaged in a stint with The Public Theater Shakespeare Lab early in his acting career in New York City.
Brian Letscher has extensively worked with The Purple Rose Theatre in Chelsea, Michigan, where he played the lead in "Bus Stop" and had his first play, "When The Lights Come On," produced.
After moving to Los Angeles, Brian Letscher became a member of The Pacific Residents Theatre Company, continuing his involvement in theatre.
Brian Letscher is a member of Rogue Machine Theatre, a Los Angeles-based company, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to the stage.
Brian Letscher offers personalized video messages through Cameo for various occasions, allowing fans to connect directly with him.
Brian Letscher provides coaching for actors, including a three-week course on developing film and TV demo reels.
As an alumnus, Brian Letscher has combined his writing and performing talent with his love for Michigan Football, including involvement in creating a season preview.
Brian Letscher was born and raised near Detroit, Michigan. He graduated from the University of Michigan with an Economics degree before moving to New York City to pursue acting. His early career included roles in film, such as “Kate and Leopold” and “Puccini for Beginners,” and television appearances in “Law and Order: CI” and “SVU.” He also engaged in theatre work, including a stint with the Public Theater Shakespeare Lab and a lead role in William Inge’s “Bus Stop” at The Purple Rose Theatre, which earned the Detroit Free Press’ “Best Play” award for the production.
Letscher expanded his career into writing, becoming a produced playwright when The Purple Rose Theatre developed and produced his first play, “When The Lights Come On.” This play drew from his experiences in college football. After relocating to Los Angeles, Brian Letscher continued to build his acting resume, appearing in numerous television shows. He became a member of The Pacific Residents Theatre Company and Rogue Machine, consistently working on developing new material. His sustained career in acting and writing demonstrates a steady progression in both fields.
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