Dylan Saunders is an actor and producer whose work has been hailed as "strikingly idiosyncratic" by the Los Angeles Times. Currently recurring on HBO's Emmy-nominated drama Perry Mason, Dylan's other recent television credits include: The Rookie (ABC), Doom Patrol (HBO Max), Magnum P.I. (CBS), Turn: Washington's Spies (AMC), Chicago Fire (NBC), Kevin From Work (Freeform), the Viola Davis-produced short-form series American Koko (ABC), and Royalties (Roku TV) directed by film comedy legend Amy Heckerling.
Dylan has worked extensively at theatres across the United States and internationally, including the Mark Taper Forum (opposite Brian Dennehy), Pasadena Playhouse (Ovation Award Winner), Milwaukee Rep, Boston Court (Ovation Award Nomination), Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, American Conservatory Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Theatre Apostrof (Prague, CZ), and the National Theatre of London (Connections Festival).
An accomplished voice talent, Dylan's credits span television, commercial, animation, AAA video games, narrative podcasts, motion capture, looping, and film work for Oscar-winning director Marshall Curry.
Dylan is a co-founder of the digital media company StarKid, boasting over 325 million views worldwide, and multiple Billboard-charting original cast recordings. He has toured as a vocalist with both pop and hip hop acts, and his independent record Confluence debuted on the iTunes Pop Chart at No. 20. Dylan is a proud native of San Francisco, and a graduate of the University of Michigan.
