Brad attended Kalamazoo College for two years officially (three unofficially) and is a graduate of DePaul University. He is also a member of the Screen Actors Guild. A regular on Chicago stages, WGN Television named him “one of Chicago’s best physical comedians,” and he was nominated for a Joseph Jefferson citation for the role of Austin in True West. Film/Television/Radio credits include Just Visiting, Early Edition, and WBEZ’s Stories on Stage; as well as, numerous commercials. His screenplay Let It Fly or Zen and the Art of Basketball made it to the quarter finals of the 2007 Page Awards. He hopes to do better with his sophomore and junior efforts.
He has written and performed in hundreds of educational and corporate industrials (live and video) and is the host of McDougal Littell’s six part video series, Patterns of Interactions. His work as national spokesperson for Caribou Coffee included hosting live events in Minneapolis’ Mall of America, and on-air radio promotions around the country. Brad’s work in comedy began at Chicago’s famed IO where he studied with legendary improv guru Del Close and IO founder Charna Halpern. He is currently an ensemble member of the award-winning comedy troupe Wavelength, and has performed with them in 35 states and counting.
When not acting, Brad does professional development and corporate training with the award-winning communications company, Wavelength, and is part of the marketing and communications team for MSDSonline, the leading provider of online environmental, health & safety solutions .
