Biografia
Gabby Bryan is the daughter of David Bryan, the keyboardist for Bon Jovi and a Tony Award-winning composer and writer. She was born in Red Bank, New Jersey, and studied Experimental Theater and Theater Devising at Pace University in New York City.
Having spent much of her childhood traveling on and off tour with her father's band, Bon Jovi, Gabby developed an early passion for the performing arts. She began learning piano, guitar, and singing at the age of five. After finishing high school, she chose to focus her career on theater, television, and film. During college, she participated in numerous experimental and ensemble theater productions, performing at festivals worldwide, including The Bienal Art Joven in Buenos Aires, Argentina; The Sibiu International Theatre Festival in Sibiu, Romania; and Mirvish Productions in Toronto, Canada.
Gabby later explored sketch and stand-up comedy. After interning at NBC's Saturday Night Live, she created her own sketch comedy web series called "Bulb Comedy." She also produced Robert Kelly's popular podcast "You Know What Dude" on the Riotcast Network (The Comedy Cellar) and co-hosted a comedic podcast titled "Apodcalypse" with fellow comedian Katie Hannigan on the Remembertobehappy Network. Gabby has performed stand-up comedy across the United States at venues such as The Comedy Cellar, The World Famous Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory Chicago, Laugh Boston, Broadway Comedy Club, and Carolines on Broadway.
She is recognized for her roles in Dan Fogelman's film "Life, Itself," starring Olivia Wilde, Oscar Isaac, and Antonio Banderas, as well as the bilingual short film Ruta Viva, which won several Best Short Film awards, including one at HBO's New York Latino Film Festival.
Gabby continues to develop her own sketches, films, and creative content while pursuing a career in television, film, and theater.
