Bradley Lomond is a Scottish director from Aberdeen, creating bold, physical and human work that puts actors and audiences at the heart of the theatrical experience. His work is interested in the relationships between people, the places they come from, and how those relationships change over time.
His directing credits include Blackthorn by Charley Miles at Bristol Old Vic. His assistant directing work includes Days of Significance, directed by Natalie Simone, and Lucky Stiff, directed by Nick Bond at Hope Mill Theatre. He has also worked as an Associate Director and Dramaturg on The Graduates, a new musical. His work is drawn to contemporary stories about identity, belonging, community and the changing places we call home.
Bradley is currently working on Twelfth Night at Sheffield Theatres, directed by Jamie Glover. He completed his MA in Theatre Directing at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in 2026, having previously graduated with First Class Honours in Musical Theatre from The Arden School of Theatre.
