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Bronco Williams is a film and stage actor from the Deep South.
Williams began acting in school theatre productions from a young age. He started working with schools and local community theatres, and later served as president of the high school drama club. He went on to study theatre at Northwest Mississippi Community College, where he trained under Sadie Shannon and Alyssa Algee in acting, design, and stagecraft. He made his film debut shortly after, and started working with artists and filmmakers around Memphis.
Williams has also taken occasional breaks to work on other projects. He ran for the state legislature in 2019, studied creative writing and journalism at Arkansas State University, and education at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. He competes as a distance runner, writes fiction and creative nonfiction, and ran for the U.S. Congress in 2024 and 2026.
He was recently seen stage managing The Enchanted Bookshop at a private Christian school in Anchorage, Alaska, where he lives and also teaches math, science, and social studies.
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Filmography
- 2018 — Joe (lead) in “Calvin”, dir. Daniel R. Ferrell
Television Credits
- 2019 — {{ (asu-tv show I can’t remember the name of right now) Bossman-type }}
Stage Credits
- 2025 — Elijah in Inherit the Wind at Theatre Memphis*
- 2023 — General Glossop in Jekyll & Hyde at Panola Playhouse
- 2020 — Trinculo in The Tempest at Arkansas State University
- 2019 — Saul (as “Dr Rex Forbes“) in Play On! at Northwest Mississippi CC
Technical Experience
- 2026 — Stage Manager / Technical Director for The Enchanted Bookshop at Anchor Lutheran School
- 2024 — Director of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe at the Regents School of Oxford
- 2021 — Props Designer for She Loves Me at Northwest Mississippi CC
- 2018 — Stage Manager for Waiting for Godot at Northwest Mississippi CC
- 2018 — Asst. Stage Manager for A Delicate Ship at Northwest Mississippi CC
Training
- 2019 — Associate of Arts (A.A.) in Theatre at Northwest Mississippi CC
- 2019 — “Building Blocks of Playwriting”, Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, Festival 50 – Spartanburg, SC
- 2018 — “Documentary Playwriting”, KCACTF Festival 49 – Americus, GA
Most credits from before a certain year may be for “Matt” or “Matthew” Williams
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