Brad Bradley

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Credits in the database:

Performance

On the Twentieth Century
[Broadway, Actors’ Fund Concert, 2005]
Performer

Monty Python's Spamalot
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 2005]
Minstrel
Sir Bors
Ensemble
Understudy (Understudy)

Bye Bye Birdie
[Off-Broadway, Encores! Concert, 2004]
Shriner
Adult

Boobs! The Musical
[Off-Broadway, Off-Broadway Transfer, 2003]
Performer

Thou Shalt Not
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 2001]
Oliver
Ensemble
Camille Raquin (Understudy)

Annie Get Your Gun
[Broadway, Broadway Revival, 1999]
Dining Car Waiter
Ensemble

Steel Pier
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 1997]
Couple #54
Couple #14
Couple #55
Buddy Becker (Understudy)
Mr. Walker (Understudy)

Performance

Boobs! The Musical
[Original Cast, 9999]
Performer

Spamalot
[Original Broadway Cast, 2005]
Minstrel

Thou Shalt Not
[Original Broadway Cast, 2001]
Ensemble

Thou Shalt Not
[Original Broadway Cast, 2001]
Oliver

Annie Get Your Gun
[Broadway Revival Cast, 1999]
Ensemble

Annie Get Your Gun
[Broadway Revival Cast, 1999]
Dining Car Waiter

Personal Information

Featured Show

Gypsy
(15 productions, 14 recordings)

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Three actors share the title role in Billy Elliot, alternating performances equally. How would you like to see the Tony Awards handle this unusual situation when it comes time to consider nomination eligibility? 11 comments

	Since they each average less than three performances a week they should not be considered for any Tony honors.

	If all three are considered deserving, they should receive a special honor.

	If all three are considered deserving, they should receive a special Tony.

	They should keep the eligibility rule as is and only consider the actor who performs on opening night for a nomination.

	They should be eligible to share a nomination with a vote for one counting as a vote for all three.

	They each should be eligible for separate nominations with voters required to see all nominated Billys.

	IÂ’ve got a better idea and will leave a comment.

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