Ethan Daniel Corbett, a charismatic individual renowned for his optimistic demeanor and encouraging attitude, was born and raised in the picturesque city of Santa Clarita, California. His affinity for acting began when he was a young boy, visiting his father at Warner Brothers Studio on the set of the popular television show "Dennis The Menace". This early exposure sparked a flame that would eventually lead him to pursue a career in the performing arts.
Ethan's academic pursuits took him to California State University, Fullerton (CSUF),where he was awarded a prestigious scholarship to study for a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre. The esteemed program at CSUF is highly competitive, with a rigorous selection process that begins with over 200 students and ultimately yields a final group of only 12. Ethan was proud to be part of this select group.
During his time at university, Ethan landed a significant role in the soap opera "Youthful Daze", where he shone as the devoted Tommy Dinato. After completing his work on the show, Ethan sought to further hone his craft and enrolled in the prestigious Second City, Chicago.
Ethan's talent and dedication soon paid off as he secured the role of Nico in the film "Blood", a powerful performance that left audiences intimidated by his portrayal of the leader of a Neo-Nazi gang. The film was featured in the short film gallery at the esteemed Cannes Film Festival, leading to a flurry of subsequent roles as the antagonist, including Wyatt L'hiver in Hulu's "Voodoo".
In recent years, Ethan has been seen playing the iconic character of Dracula in the movie "Monster Mash". Upcoming projects include roles as Death in the movie "Death & Life", Frankie in "King of Thieves", and Pete in "Crust".
