Bradley Lomond

Bradley is a Director and Theatre Maker originally from Scotland. Influenced by his background in Musical Theatre, his process is collaborative, creating work that is actor-led, emotionally truthful, and rooted in storytelling. His work is bold, imaginative, and thought-provoking, with a focus on forging deep connections with audiences. He is particularly passionate about creating stories grounded in naturalism. Originally training at The Arden School of Theatre, graduating with a First Class BA (Hons) in Musical Theatre, Bradley has gone on to direct a range of work across the UK.
Director credits include: Blackthorn (Bristol Old Vic), The Graduates (Chichester Festival Theatre), The Last Five Years (The Empty Space), Stephen Sondheim’s Putting It Together (The Empty Space), New York, New York (Edinburgh Festival Fringe)
Assistant Director credits include: Days Of Significance, Dir Natalie Simone (The Station) and Lucky Stiff, Dir Nick Bond (Hope Mill Theatre)