Barry Williams (Pastor E.L. Gunderson)

is pleased to return to the New Theatre. Barry is well-known for his portrayal of Greg Brady on the hit television series THE BRADY BUNCH and the many Brady television reunions, specials and movies that followed. Then, as now, the Bradys are one of America's most beloved and admired television families of all time. Currently it is one of the highest rated shows on TV Land.

Barry has released his first pop CD titled "The Return of Johnny Bravo." The CD contains a combination of great classic pop songs that hold a special personal meaning to Barry. Familiar songs include: 'Celebrate', 'Happy Together', 'Hip To Be Square' and 'Drift Away.' The music and the sound of the CD are current and hip with a few surprises. Barry has performed those songs on the same stage with such diverse artists as *N SYNC, Smashmouth, Marc Anthony, Goo Goo Dolls, Christina Aguilera, Jessica Simpson, Enrique Eglesias, Sugar Ray, Lenny Kravitz, Brian McKnight, Paula Cole, Melissa Ethridge and others.

Barry's #1 Best Selling Book "Growing Up Brady/I Was A Teenage Greg" sold more than 300,000 copies and has been updated. This Special Collectors Edition features new chapters and never before seen photos. Barry executive produced his book into a two-hour television movie for NBC. The movie was watched by more than 20 million viewers and was one of the highest rated made for TV movies in NBC's history. Recent television credits include a recurring role on S CLUB 7, appearances on FEAR FACTOR and Fox Television's CELEBRITY BOOT CAMP as well as a role in the Paramount Pictures feature film DICKIE ROBERTS.

From television and films, to best selling author, to entertainer and singer, Barry has enjoyed tremendous success. Immediately following THE BRADY BUNCH, Barry auditioned for Bob Fosse and starred in PIPPIN on Broadway and the national tour. Since then Barry has starred in more than 75 productions including VICTOR VICTORIA, THE MUSIC MAN, CITY OF ANGELS, ROMANCE /ROMANCE,  MAN OF LAMANCHA, GUYS AND DOLLS and THE SOUND OF MUSIC.

Barry performs regularly in Las Vegas, for corporate shows, and theatres around the country, delivering an exciting evening of music that is interactive with the audience and fun for the entire family.

Barry hosted "The Barry Williams Show" for Sirius Satellite Radio on Totally Seventies for four and a half years. It aired afternoons six days a week, four hours a day and was filled with the best music and the biggest hits from the '70s plus anecdotes only someone who lived the '70s could add.