Bradley Brooks

Bradley 'Bandit' Brooks stumbles through life creating more laughter than tears. He spent 10 years boxing, 6 years Army clerking, 4 years Second City (Toronto Training Centre) comedy-ing, and 18 months acting at the Toronto Film School. Born and raised in Belleville, Ontario, Canada, he was a class clown until his teens, when he became known as Brad the boxer after winning the junior Canadian Boxing Championships. After graduating college from the Fitness and Health Promotion program, he became a boxing coach and gym owner. Later, he joined the Canadian Armed Forces becoming a Master Corporal. He then left to pursue acting; a dream he's had since watching Jim Carrey become a living cartoon in The Mask. He can be seen in the following short films: Impasse, directed by Zach Price; Someday My Prince Will Come, directed by Jacob Williams; and Sum of the Parts, directed by Adam Vitums. You can also watch him on his YouTube channel 'Bandit Brooks' and live on improv comedy stages.