From Stage to Screen: A Dynamic Career in Entertainment
Bob Pritchard’s journey in entertainment spans music, television, and live productions. From hit records to hosting major events, he has made a lasting impact on the industry, both on stage and behind the scenes.
Bob Pritchard’s journey in entertainment spans music, television and live productions. From hit records to dramas, a lifestyle television program, concert tours , producing over 50 major live productions, to moderating to being the Master of Ceremonies at major events for global companies. He has made a lasting impact on the industry both on stage and behind the scenes.
Pritchard’s entertainment career began in the 1960’s appearing at dances throughout Australia. In 1965, he became a regular on Australia’s #1 television show ‘Kommotion’, broadcast nationally four times a week. When the show ended in 1967 he continued with a career as a singer/recording artist, including a #4 hit record in Australia. This was followed by roles in several television dramas, several years of touring and a stint in a drag show in Singapore in 1972.
Pritchard was the host of the television pilot “Dreams of Ordinary Men” which highlighted success stories of ordinary people in any field of endeavor.
Bob created the 70 piece Australian Pops Orchestra and also produced and promoted over 50 concerts including 34 at the famed Sydney Opera House. He has continued to moderate panels and MC at many of the over 2070 business events he has been a keynote speaker at in 68 countries on 4 continents. He has also continued to host various events across the world including presentations with acts such as six times Grammy award winner Al Jarreau in Los Angeles and Freddie Ravel of Santana and Earth, Wind and Fire fame.
