Bradley Gamborski

Known for

Acting

Born

March 25, 1998

Birthplace

St. Albert, Alberta, Canada

Bradley Gamborski is a multidisciplinary artist from the greater Edmonton area, educated in Calgary. He began performing at an early age, appearing in junior musicals and cabaret productions before expanding into theatre, film, and multimedia creation. His early training led to a strong foundation in acting, vocal performance, and storytelling, later complemented by hands-on experience in film and audio production. Bradley studied theatre at Concordia University of Edmonton before continuing his education in Calgary, earning an Honours Diploma in Film & Video Production from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) in 2023 and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama from the University of Calgary in 2025. His work spans stage, screen, and music, and he is recognized as a writer, actor, and recording artist with music released on Apple Music, Spotify, and Google platforms. In addition to his film and theatre work, Bradley collaborated with The Wilder Institute / Calgary Zoo, where he helped develop theatrical and musical programming. This work contributed to the album Conservation Songs by The Wilder Bunch, which won the 2025 YYC Music Award for Children's Recording of the Year, including Bradley's written track "Half-Moon Hairstreak Mystery." Bradley is the co-founder of House of Gamborski & Meyer, a production company specializing in theatre, film, music, and multimedia projects. Alongside co-founder Vanzie Meyer, the company focuses on story-first, independent productions and has received recognition at festivals and showcases for its low-budget and experimental approach to contemporary art and media.