Dyllón Burnside is a multifaceted American actor and singer whose career has been marked by significant achievements across various artistic platforms. He first gained prominence as the lead singer of the hip-hop/R&B boy band “3D,” where he showcased his vocal talents while touring with iconic artists like Stevie Wonder and Rihanna. This early experience laid a strong foundation for his artistic journey, allowing him to perform in prestigious venues such as Madison Square Garden.

Transitioning from music to theater, Burnside made a remarkable impact on Broadway with his role in the Tupac-inspired musical “Holler If Ya Hear Me,” where he captivated audiences as Anthony. His dedication to the performing arts led him to participate in notable productions, including NBC’s “Peter Pan Live!” and HBO’s “High Maintenance.” Additionally, he contributed to BeBe Winans’s musical “Born For This,” further solidifying his reputation as a versatile performer.

In addition to his acting career, Burnside has made significant strides as a producer, working on the award-winning short film “The Jump” and serving as a theatrical producer for “Hold Up The Light” at Arena Stage. His commitment to empowering young artists is evident through his workshops and advocacy for the performing arts, emphasizing the importance of self-expression.

Burnside’s role in the groundbreaking FX series “Pose” as Ricky Evangelista has been pivotal in representing LGBTQ people of color. His contributions extend beyond performance, as he actively engages in discussions about toxic masculinity and acceptance, making him a powerful voice in the arts community.