Adam read Drama and English at the University of the West of England, where he was awarded the Drama Prize. For Small Moving Parts: Duke Vincentio in Measure for Measure (Redgrave Theatre); The Doctor in Woyzeck (Alma Tavern); Scheffler in The Ugly One (Bristol/Edinburgh Fringe) Other acting credits include: Nicholas Nickleby, Rhinoceros, The Country Wife, The (Female) Odd Couple, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Robin Hood: Prince of Sleaze, Love's Labour's Lost for the Bristol Shakespeare Festival, Cleansed and Black Comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe, and 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, which toured the UK and internationally throughout 2009-10, among many others. In addition to his stage work, he has appeared in a variety of short films, including: Counting Sheep, Three Way Symphony, and Me and My Incubus. Rehearsed readings: a short tour as convicted criminal 'Tracy Hansen' in Writing For Their Lives: Death Row USA; 'Luke' in Such Love at Jongleurs. His work as a director includes: the premiere of John Reid's Pots for Small Moving Parts; Dancing at Lughnasa; The Real Inspector Hound & Black Comedy for the Edinburgh Fringe; The Importance of Being Earnest; Glengarry Glen Ross; Pinter's Betrayal for RmOneProductions, which enjoyed a short, sell-out run in Oxford. As well as a series of dramatic monologues written for the radio, under the banner of 'Only Between Ourselves', Adam is currently writing a screenplay about the life of Charles Hawtrey, entitled 'Oh, Hello...'. 'Tommy's War' and 'Gutter Mouth', both separate monologues, premiered in Bristol in 2010-11.