Notable among Adam's extensive producing credits is his work on the esteemed productions of "The Water Dream", a notable theatrical endeavor that brought together the talents of esteemed actors Anthony Rapp and J. Robert Spencer. Additionally, his collaboration with Liz Femi on the 2014 NAACP Theatre Award-nominated "Take Me To The Poorhouse" is a testament to his versatility and dedication to the craft.
Beyond these notable productions, Adam has also been instrumental in bringing numerous creative projects to life, having produced and staged an impressive array of events, including over twenty readings, six workshops, three benefits, and three full productions.
Adam's illustrious career has taken him on a journey to numerous renowned stages worldwide, with his impressive credentials boasting an array of distinguished appearances. One of the most notable highlights of his extensive performance experience is his time at the esteemed Moscow Art Theatre, a prestigious institution that has hosted some of the world's most talented performers.
Adam's international credits also include a stint at the Old Vic, a legendary theatre in London that has a long history of showcasing innovative and groundbreaking productions. This remarkable achievement was made possible through his receipt of the TS Eliot Fellowship, a prestigious honor bestowed upon him by the renowned actor and director Kevin Spacey.
In addition to his international credits, Adam has also had the privilege of working with some of the most respected institutions in the United States. His regional credits include collaborations with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and their esteemed Toyota Symphonies for Youth program, which has been praised for its innovative approach to classical music education.
Adam has also had the pleasure of working with the American Repertory Theatre, a leading institution in Cambridge, Massachusetts, known for its bold and imaginative productions. Furthermore, he has had the opportunity to perform with the Classical Theatre of Harlem, a renowned company dedicated to promoting and preserving the rich cultural heritage of African American theatre.
Throughout his career, Adam has demonstrated a commitment to artistic excellence and a passion for bringing complex and thought-provoking works to life on stage. His extensive performance experience has equipped him with a unique set of skills and a deep understanding of the theatrical process, making him a valuable asset to any production.
Adam is currently devoting his time and expertise to the creation of an captivating immersive theatre production, aptly titled "Shadow of the Run", which delves into the intriguing and hauntingly mysterious Eliot Ness investigation of the Cleveland Torso Murders.
Adam's professional journey in the entertainment industry began with a prestigious stint at the esteemed Barn Theatre in Michigan, where he was fortunate enough to be part of a select group of apprentices that boasted an impressive roster of notable alumni, including the talented Tom Wopat, the acclaimed actress Jennifer Garner, the renowned actress Lauren Graham, and the visionary composer Jonathan Larson.
