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Is a published author. As of December 2020, he has published four books, The Eleusian Effect, The King's Betrothed, Great Short Stories, Vol 1. and The Defender.

Performs as a stand up comedian in the New England area. [October 2018]

Published his first novel, "The Eleusian Effect". A science fiction story set 200 years in the future. [May 2017]

Performs a one man play about SGT William H. Carney, the first Black Civil War Medal of Honor winner. Bruce co-wrote the play with the late David Paul Simon (d. 2012). David was Bruce's first acting teacher. [October 2018]

He is an Iraq War Veteran. Deployed to Iraq in 2003 for 15 months.

In 1995 he was cast as an extra and hired as the Military Advisor for the prestigious American Repertory Theater's production of "Henry V".

In August 1994, Bruce married Annastasia and they had a daughter over a year later.

In 1991 Bruce started a business so he could choose acting jobs that did not violate his Christian beliefs.

Growing up in a deeply Christian family, Bruce decided he wanted to be an actor after seeing the movie Superman. At 13, he trained at the Guild Players Touring Company, he appeared in his first professional production, "Of Mice and Men". He trained at the Guild for 2 and a half years. During high school he performed in "South Pacific", "Li'l Abner" and "Guys and Dolls" starring as Nathan Detroit. At 17 before finishing high school, Bruce enlisted in the Massachusetts Army National Guard in order to help pay for college. Bruce in appeared in the third production of "Man in a Raincoat". Other performances were "Saint Joan of the Stockyards" by Bertolt Brecht, "Hair", and "Little Shop of Horrors". Bruce is also a talented drummer and singer. He performed with the Salem State College Concert and Jazz Bands, and his own band, The Tiles. In 1990, Bruce was commissioned as a U. S. Army Lieutenant and began serving in the National Guard as a fully commissioned officer.

From 1985 to 2005 was a member of the Massachusetts Army National Guard. Retired at the age of 37 at the rank of Captain. Because of his time in the Guard, he was hired as the military advisor for the American Repertory Theatre's production of Henry V in 1995. He was also an extra in the play.