About Me

Bradly (he/him/siya) is a Filipino artist. He is a producer of theatre, TV, events, and media publishing—an overall multimedia collaborator. Based in Manila, Philippines, he trained in theatre acting & directing, and served as the Producer for Vogue Philippines Creative Services and Ateneo de Manila’s Theater and Events Officer for Areté. He currently serves as the Assistant Producer for Production for ABS-CBN’s international show BRGY, and Barefoot Theatre Collaborative’s Merchandise Manager for Mula sa Buwan, The Last Five Years, and Bar Boys, to name a few. He is currently the director of the upcoming staging and co-producing for Exit Left Collective’s production of Balay Dolor.

​He finished his BFA in Theatre Arts at Ateneo de Manila University, where he received the Loyola Schools Award for the Arts in Theater Directing. With financial assistance from Ateneo, he attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. His career began in Kuwait, where he trained at the British Academy of International Arts and was awarded Distinctions in both Acting and Musical Theatre in his London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA) Examinations.

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Works he directed include Mad Child Productions Twin Bill S/Alitan: comprised of Isabella Darang’s Pangako/Pananagutan and Ymo Escruel’s Bakunawa and the Moon; Ateneo Blue Repertory’s musical production of Orphie and The Book of Heroes, his is awarded directing thesis with Loss, and Tanghalang Ateneo's Balay Dolor (House of Pain) online, which was featured in Karangalan sa Pag-Inam Festival hosted by the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ resident theatre company, Tanghalang Pilipino. He also became Assistant Director for Ateneo Fine Arts’ Reasons To Be Pretty by Neil Labute and blueREP’s production of the Tony Award-winning musical Next to Normal.​

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Roles he portrayed include Didi in Ateneo Blue Repertory’s Zsazsa Zaturnnah The Musical… ‘Yun Lang!, and Young Simba in the British Academy of International Arts' The Lion King. He also played the lead in Jerome Ignacio’s Kublihan (Refuge), and Bangkok (Banquo) in Tanghalang Ateneo's Filipino adaptation of Macbeth, Makbetamaximus.45. He also stars in Loyola Film Circle’s Atenean Vandal and in the independent short film, HASSLE.

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In Philippine publishing, he has produced numerous photos, videos, and events under Vogue Philippines’ collaborations with brands like Louis Vuitton, Dove, and Huawei, to name a few. He now contributes production design for MEGA Magazine, and photoshoots for Philippine Tatler.