Bradley Bundlie

**Biography of Bradley Bundlie**

Bradley Bundlie discovered his passion for performing at just three and a half years old, igniting a lifelong love for the theater and the transformative power of acting. By the age of eleven, he had captivated audiences with his talent, and in 2018, he earned the Young Entertainer Award for his portrayal of Auggie Pullman in "Wonder" at the La Mirada Theatre. He continued to shine in 2019, receiving another nomination for his role as Young Tesla in "Tesla The Musical," and he triumphed again that year and in 2018 with wins for his performance in "Oliver!" at the Lawndale PAC.

Bradley’s international experience includes playing John in "Peter Pan" alongside his brother Bowie in Riyadh, a groundbreaking production that marked Saudi Arabia's cultural opening to Western visitors. His additional stage credits feature roles in Wicked Lit's "The Open Door," History Lit's "Two Pictures In One," and a three-year stint as Tiny Tim in "A Christmas Carol."

In film and television, Bradley has showcased his versatility, winning a Young Artists Award for his role in the web series "Danny the Manny." His filmography includes appearances in Netflix's "Deviant Love," "American Nightmares," and the acclaimed "30 Days to Say Goodbye."

An accomplished guitarist, Bradley performs with his band "First Day of School," donating proceeds to charitable causes. He has a rich background in gymnastics, roller skating, and ballet, even performing with the renowned Moscow Ballet. A dedicated student of Musical Theatre and Shakespeare, Bradley aspires to merge his artistic passions with a future career in space exploration as a NASA astronaut. He resides in Southern California with his family, cherishing his Scottish heritage and extensive travels across Europe and beyond.