Booker Bradshaw

Bradshaw's disillusionment with his life insurance career led him to explore his singing talents on the popular television program "Ted Mack Family Hour" in 1951. This marked the beginning of his journey towards a more fulfilling creative path. Soon after, he pursued higher education at Harvard University, where he earned a degree in English. During his time at Harvard, Bradshaw had the opportunity to meet the renowned folk singer Joan Baez, and he honed his singing skills by performing at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. Additionally, he developed his acting abilities through various roles and performances at Harvard. His exceptional talent and dedication did not go unnoticed, as he was later awarded a full scholarship to study at the esteemed Royal Academy in London in the early 1960s. Furthermore, Bradshaw's creative talents extend beyond music and acting, as he is also an accomplished writer, having contributed to several television shows, including the iconic series "Planet of the Apes" and "Columbo".