Bobby Bridger is an author/a singer/songwriter/actor/playwright/poet/ and
painter who for has performed his one man shows for audiences across America
and around the world. He has recorded numerous albums, appeared on PBS's "Austin City Limits", on ABC's
"Good Morning America", on
NPR, A&E and C-Span. He is the composer of "Heal In The Wisdom", the official anthem of the
internationally famous Kerrville Folk Festival for 25 years.
Bridger has been an artist-in-residence at several locations,
including the John G. Neihardt Center in Bancroft, NE, and has starred starred
in the musical, Shakespeare and The
Indians and the drama Black
Elk Speaks. His play Seekers of the
Fleece ran for eight consecutive summer seasons in Wyoming. He is the
author of the award-winning book, Buffalo
Bill and Sitting Bull: Inventing The Wild West, A Ballad of the West, and contributed essays on western icons
including John G. Neihardt, as well as the publication of his numerous magazine
and newpaper articles. His story was featured in the documentary film "Quest Of An Epic Balladeer".
