Max Bartos
Max Bartos is a 22-year-old actor, musician, and performer known for his dynamic stage presence and versatility across multiple artistic disciplines. Based in New York City, Max has made a name for himself in both theater and film, showcasing his passion for storytelling through compelling performances.
He gained recognition for originating the role of Darren in the Off-Broadway and Broadway productions of Sing Street, a musical adaptation of the beloved film. His performance highlighted his strong acting skills and musical talents, cementing his reputation as a rising star in the theater world.
In addition to acting, Max is a passionate musician and songwriter, proficient in multiple instruments, including guitar, piano, drums, and bass. His alternative rock album, Memento Mori, released in 2023, showcases his deep connection to storytelling through music. Max is also currently working on multiple Musical Theatre compositions including an adaption of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s White Nights.
With his dedication to the arts and a growing body of work across stage and screen, Max Bartos continues to make an impact as a multifaceted performer, bringing fresh energy and emotion to every project he takes on.
Drawing on a diverse range of influences, from indie rock to folk to experimental sounds, Max creates music that speaks to the heart, often blending raw emotion with innovative soundscapes. His songs are characterized by a unique blend of vulnerability and strength, capturing the complexities of human experience in every note.
In October 2023, Max released his sophomore album "Memento Mori," an alternative rock opera narrating a ghost's final day on earth before fading away, focusing on his desire to see his beloved one last time. Max has performed in various emo/pop-punk bands, touring extensively along the East Coast, but is currently working on his Folk Rock Band, Max Bartos and the Misfit Toys, who gig all around the world. Max is currently recording his newest Album, “Waiting At The Crossroads,” a folk-rock anthology of Love, Loss, and The Devil on your shoulder.