Biography
Bradley took the stage for the first time at three and a half years old, instantly falling in love with theatre and the craft of becoming different characters. Eight years later, he remains captivated by the unique atmosphere of old theatres and the thrill of performing live. In 2019, Bradley earned a Young Entertainer Award nomination for his portrayal of Young Tesla in Tesla The Musical. He won the same award in 2018 and 2020 for his performances as Auggie Pullman in Wonder at La Mirada Theatre and as the lead in Oliver! at the Lawndale PAC. That same year, Bradley and his younger brother Bowie played brothers John and Michael in Peter Pan in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This joint production by McCoy Rigby and Poets Theatre was a groundbreaking event following Saudi Arabia’s recent opening to Western visitors. Other stage roles include Roland in Wicked Lit’s The Open Door, Dick Ward in History Lit’s Two Pictures In One, Young William in Frankenstein: The Musical, Chip in 3D Theatricals’ Beauty and the Beast, and Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol at Glendale Centre Theatre for three consecutive years.
Bradley’s Film and TV credits are equally diverse. In 2017, he won a Young Artists Award for his role as Quinn, a cross-dressing six-year-old in the gender-questioning web series Danny the Manny. Additional notable roles include playing the son of Emma Bell in Netflix’s Deviant Love, the son of Jay Mohr in American Nightmares, and the grandson of Eric Roberts in the award-winning 30 Days to Say Goodbye.
An accomplished guitarist, Bradley studies under the renowned Mark Whitfield and regularly performs with his band First Day of School alongside his brother Bowie. Proceeds from their music often support their organization It Starts With 1, which provides homeless packs and gift bags for children with cancer at LA Children’s Hospital. As a competitive gymnast, Bradley competed at Level 6 during 2020-2021. He also spent many years as a competitive roller skater and ballet dancer, including a duet performance with the world-famous Moscow Ballet in The Nutcracker. Each summer, Bradley studies Musical Theatre with West End Stage. A passionate Shakespearean actor, he has played title roles including Macbeth, Romeo, Julius Caesar, as well as King Hamlet and Claudius in school productions. Academically, he enjoys Algebra, Applied Mathematics, and Engineering, aspiring to become a NASA astronaut. Of Scottish heritage, Bradley has traveled extensively to Edinburgh, as well as Italy, France, Germany, England, Israel, and Morocco. He currently resides in Southern California with his family.
