Greta Bradman talks singing, psychology and life as Sir Don Bradman's grandchild

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Updated May 5 2016 - 10:13am, first published April 24 2016 - 12:15am
Greta Bradman on her Date with Kate. Photo: Edwina Pickles
Greta Bradman on her Date with Kate. Photo: Edwina Pickles
Richard Bonynge and Greta Bradman work on the opera Rodelinda. Bonynge had asked Bradman to sing the title role – a major step in her career. Photo: Steven Siewert
Richard Bonynge and Greta Bradman work on the opera Rodelinda. Bonynge had asked Bradman to sing the title role – a major step in her career. Photo: Steven Siewert

Australian Greta Bradman is an acclaimed soprano who is also the granddaughter of cricketer Sir Donald Bradman. Last year the concert singer recorded her debut operatic album, My Hero, with Australian conductor and pianist Richard Bonynge. Bradman, 34, began a national Australian tour this week. She tells KATE WATERHOUSE about why her father changed their last name to create distance from the cricketing great before changing it back. She also explains her fascination with combining her pursuits of studying psychology and performing on stage.

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