Hey, I'm Bradley! I'm a professional AEA actor working in theatre, film, and television in New York City. I graduated with my BFA in Acting with a Minor in Musical Theatre from Marymount Manhattan College, but I've been acting for much longer than that. According to my mom (the foremost authority, of course), I've been "in character" since I was about three.

I was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico and grew up skiing, hiking, and rafting in the Rocky Mountain deserts. I’m a proud Native American and Mexican American performer belonging to the Acoma Pueblo where my family has lived for millenia. Life has taken me all over the country including Portland, OR; Phoenix, AZ; and Boulder, CO, before settling in Brooklyn, NY. Being exposed to so many unique cultures has informed all of who I am, and it’s imperative for me be a representative of my roots through my work.

Creating art that is meaningful, inclusive, and unique is the core of my professional desire. Simply put: art is one of the few things that has the ability to unite people. Art is knowledge, art is power. I consider it my duty to contribute in any way I can.

 Outside of acting I enjoy movies, attending theatre performance, reading, writing short stories and scripts, travel, languages (I speak Spanish and French and am learning Japanese), and giving unsolicited concerts from the roof of my Brooklyn apartment building. My favorite book I’ve read lately was Tommy Orange’s There, There, and favorite films of late were Yorgos Lanthimos’ Bugonia and Mary Bronstein’s If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You.