Bridge Frodsham was an English actor.
He ran away a second time, and making his way to Leicester attached himself to a theatrical company.
He was encouraged by J. G. Cooper of Thurgarton, Nottinghamshire, once also a Westminster boy, to make acting his profession, and joined the company at York.
He quickly became popular, and was known as the ‘York Garrick.’ Tate Wilkinson thought his Hamlet of a high standard.
He died 21 October 1768 at Kingston upon Hull, his end being accelerated by drink.