‏Dylan Saunders‏

Actor and singer Dylan Saunders is a native of San Francisco, CA, and a graduate of the University of Michigan drama school.

He can be seen recurring on the AMC drama, "Turn: Washington's Spies," as well as the ABC original series "American Koko," executive produced by Viola Davis. Other television appearances include NBC's "Chicago Fire," and ABC Family's "Kevin From Work." His voice has been featured in projects for Disney, Fox, as well as multiple video games, and national commercials. His indie LP, "Confluence" debuted on the iTunes Pop chart at No. 20.

He appeared opposite Brian Dennehy in the revival of "The Steward of Christendom" at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, and in the American regional premiere of "King Charles III" at Arizona Theatre Company. Other theatre credits include: Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Theatre Apostrof (Prague, CZ) and the National Theatre of London (Connections Festival).

Dylan is a founding member of the digital new media company, StarKid Productions, which has gone on to produce ten original musical comedies, garnered over 200 million YouTube views, debuted multiple Billboard-charting cast recordings, and sold out concerts throughout North America and Europe. He is a proud member of the Screen Actors Guild and Actors Equity.