Adam Cagley's early life was marked by a trifecta of creative pursuits: strumming his ukulele, crafting comics, and indulging in relaxation on his massage chair, all of which contributed to his aspirations of becoming an actor. At the tender age of 8, his talent was first recognized by an agent while he was performing at a Lancaster Dinner Theatre, leading to his booking of his very first audition, a camera commercial, and subsequently, a career-defining trajectory.
Adam's subsequent endeavors included starring in numerous national commercials, including AT&T, which caught the attention of producers, ultimately landing him guest starring roles on Nickelodeon shows such as "All That," "Ned's De-Classified," as well as Disney shows like "Suite Life of Zack and Cody," "Hanna Montana," and more recently, "Good Luck Charlie." He also had the opportunity to collaborate with the talented Tracey Ullman on her show "State of the Union."
Adam's recent accomplishments include portraying the recurring character Ron Kuzner on the hit Showtime series "Shameless." In addition to his on-screen work, he has also made a name for himself as a writer and producer on various independent films. Moreover, he has honed his skills as a stand-up comedian, performing at esteemed comedy festivals such as the Boston and Burbank Comedy Festivals.
