Dylan Bickel is a versatile actor hailing from Saginaw, Michigan, currently working throughout the Midwest and New York City. A member of both SAG/AFTRA (Fi-Core) and Actor’s Equity (AEA), Dylan brings a strong background in Improv and Sketch Comedy, making him a sought-after performer in cities such as New York, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland-Pittsburgh, and Atlanta. He honed his craft at the Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy (SASA), focusing on theatre, and has since acted in more than 17 short films, collaborating closely with students from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.

In addition to his on-camera and stage work, Dylan has a passion for history, particularly World War II reenactments. He grew up portraying an “Aid-Man” in living history events across Michigan, with notable appearances at historic sites like Henry Ford’s Greenfield Village and Historic Fort Wayne in Detroit. Now 24 years old, Dylan continues to build his career with a mix of comedic skill, dramatic training, and a deep appreciation for storytelling, both modern and historical.