Fatelink Productions

is proud to present

The Sermons of John Bradley

Have you died yet this year? 

Maybe tonight is the night. 

Shaman offers you the life of John Bradley.

Nobody paid much attention to John Bradley.   There were even whispers that he wasn’t half as much a man as his father – the Reverend Matthew Bradley – a fiery, flamboyant Texas preacher with a pristine moral conscience.  Everybody hung on preacher’s every metaphor.  Everybody turned to the preacher when they were in trouble.  Everybody trusted in his word.

Nobody really cared what John Bradley had to say.  That is….until things changed.  Until shocking and naughty pictures of Reverend Matthew Bradley show up on the Internet and destroy the fantasy reputation he’d spent 25 years building.  The Bradley’s anoint John to sway the furious churchgoers towards forgiveness, and in so doing, John discovers a voice, a voice with the ability to persuade, manipulate and win.

As John makes his own way in the world, he uses his voice to connect with very different audiences, but discovers that, like his father, he too has the power to change the dynamics of his private life through public forums.  He too can build a public reputation.  He too can become a leader. But what is the cost of charisma?  And is John ever really being real or is his whole life a front, with nothing behind the mask except another mask?

Shaman will lead you in this examination of the life of John Bradley. 

Prepare for death.

Shaman will host the first workshop production of this original material on:

Saturday, November 15th at 8 p.m. and Sunday, November 16th at 6 p.m.

The Lex Theatre

6760 Lexington Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90038

Suggested Donation: $12

Reserve tickets: 323.957.4611 or sermonsofjohnbradley@gmail.com

myspace.com/SermonsofJohnBradley

Written & Performed by: Hunter Lee Hughes

Featuring: Mary T. Sala as Shaman & Gavyn Michaels as Trevor

Produced by: Elizabeth Gordon

Choreography by: Ashley Osler & Hunter Lee Hughes

Original Photographs by: Ev Dylan

You can see some of the flyers for our past productions here:

Crack in the Pavement

Fate of the Monarchs

(screnplay reading)

Fate of the Monarchs

(multi-media one man show)