Welcome to Brad Arsenaux.com

Bradley was born in New Orleans on November 16, 1981. Bradley came into this world as the first son, grandson, great-grandson, and nephew in his family. Upon his graduation from Southeastern Louisiana University in the fall semester of 2010, he was able to add another first to this long list: College graduate. Always a ham and ever the consummate performer, Bradley has been active in many things in his life. Bradley started performing at an early age. He loves to be the center of attention, as evident by his extensive performance resume’(click here), which includes solo performances, lead roles, featured talent, assistant director, producer, and director. He has been an active board member & judge for Slidell Little Theatre and their summer youth program, YATS.

Bradley decided the Education route was best for him because he has a knack for explaining information to people in a calm and easy to understand fashion and also loves seeing a  thought that he provoked grow and flourish in a person and knowing that something he has passed to someone else makes them a better and more informed person. He’s had his share of good teachers and bad teachers. The main reason he wants to teach is to show kids that even though they may have had a bad experience with a teacher, there are still some good ones that care about what their students think and are ready to guide them on the path that they feel destined to follow; not what someone else wants them to do or be. He believes in the end, the only person who has to be happy with any decision one makes is themselves. His professional goals are to teach students how to feel good about speaking or performing in front of an audience comfortably and fluently. He hopes to teach theater, argumentation and debate, voice and diction, stagecraft, and of course, public speaking. With his community theatre background, knowledge of popular culture and politics, he can become a major contributor and inspire others to pursue the teaching profession.