Brad Raimondo is a New York City based Director and Teaching Artist. His most recent work includes directing the world premiere of Claire Kiechel's play "WHALE SONG or: Learning to Live With Mobyphobia" at the 2011 New York International Fringe Festival. Other recent projects include the development and world premiere direction of "In Fields Where They Lay" by Ricardo Pérez Gonzalez with The Dreamscape Theatre and Don Nigro’s "Green Man" at the 2010 FrigidNY Festival with Pageant Wagon Productions.

In 2002 Brad co-founded The Dreamscape Theatre. In his role as Dreamscape’s Producing Artistic Director, Brad has produced all but one of the company’s eighteen productions and directed or facilitated the creation of six. In 2006 he co-created and performed in Dreamscape’s "Burning Cities Project" at FringeNYC. Other recent directing credits include Lisa Barri’s one-woman show "Invisible Child" at the 2005 Midtown International Theatre Festival, "The Credeaux Canvas" by Keith Bunin (Dreamscape) and "Tiny Dynamite" by Richard Lovejoy (Dreamscape). Brad is currently pursuing his MFA in Directing at the New School for Drama.

Brad also holds a BFA in Theater from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and an MA in Educational Theatre from NYU's Steinhardt School. He is a proud member of the New Victory Theater's Teaching Artist Ensemble.