Who's this guy?
Bradley Freeman, Jr. has been a puppeteer since he was 5 years old. From that time on it was his dream to become a Muppet performer. He would practice every day after school lip-synching to the sketches from Season 1 of The Muppet Show. All through elementary, middle, and high school Bradley took puppets around to mess around with his friends and to give them lessons in the television style of puppetry. After high school Bradley began creating, building, and performing original characters. In 2018 Sesame Street held a workshop to train young puppeteers from around the world. Out of over 400 international applicants, he was one of 30 selected to participate. This got him on the Sesame Streets radar, and several years later they held auditions for a new character named Wes. After a long audition process, he got the part, and since then his world has completely changed for the better.
On the Emmy-Award-winning program Sesame Street Bradley plays Tamir, Wes, Fred the Flamingo, Humpty Dumpty, and many others, Bradley is also one of the primary supporting performers for the Disney Muppets, performing various penguins, gophers, etc. Bradley Freeman, Jr. is one of the principal puppeteers on Sesame Street and a puppeteer with the Disney Muppets. Most recently Bradley Started working Mo Willems and his company as the official performer of The Pigeon on his new show The Pigeon Explains.