Butch Bradley

Veteran comedian, Butch Bradley has taken his unique blend of stand-up and improv around the globe; from small clubs to big casinos, feature films to late-night television, to active war zones in the Middle East for USO venues. A true "comic's comic," Bradley's longevity and popularity come from his insightful, always fresh comedic material. Bradley's humor is upbeat, often manic, provocative but never malicious; his observations can come totally out of left field yet they ring true. Bradley doesn't so much deliver jokes as he takes his audience by the hand and leads them on a hilariously madcap ride, a ride that no one ever wishes will come to an end. Bradley began his comedy career as a founding member of the Boston Improv Troupe and soon became the opening act for such luminary comics as Ray Romano, Lewis Black, and Cathy Ladman. Soon after Bradley was appearing on HBO and Comedy Central and as a popular regular on The Late Late Show. Bradley comes by his humor naturally; he was bo