Brandon Doyle is an actor born and raised in The Strawberry Capital of the World: Stilwell, Oklahoma. While growing up on his father’s dairy farm, Brandon spent the days listening to country music and found his love for performing arts. After being caught by the performance bug, Brandon jumped into dance classes with his older sister and later joined the award-winning Cherokee National Youth Choir. With the choir, Brandon toured around the country singing gospel songs in the Cherokee language. Fun fact: Brandon is a quarter Cherokee! After working on feature films in Oklahoma, Brandon realized his love for acting and got his official training at the Oklahoma City University School of Theatre, alma mater of Kristin Chenoweth and Kelli O-Hara. Since graduating and moving to Los Angeles, Brandon has worked on numerous television roles and feature films, and even booked national commercial spots for huge clients like Amazon and T-Mobile. Some of his favorite work includes starring in the true-crime series Murder Made Me Famous, as well as Shakespeare plays like Twelfth Night and Measure for Measure. Brandon is a huge Shakespeare nerd and a southern boy at heart, so you can find him drinking sweat tea in the Folger Library during his free time. Brandon now resides in Washington, DC but continues to work locally in Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta and Oklahoma.