AMES ADAMSON SAG AEA
2008
Engaging
Shaw
by John Morogiello
Engaging
Shaw
March 13 thru
April 13
New
Jersey Repertory Company
Circumference of a Squirrel
April 24 thru May 11
Riverside Theatre of Vero Beach
2007
A
Christmas Carol
November
27 thru December 31
Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Tour
de Farce
August 17 thru Sept 9
Henry V
Shakespeare
Theatre of New Jersey
Shakespeare Theatre
of NJ
May 1 thru May 27, 2007
Bug
Chasers
By Ames Adamson
A staged reading at NJ Repertory Company Sunday January 21 at
7pm
http://njrep.org/currentseason.htm
Driving
Miss Daisy
February 16 - March 18
Written by Alfred Uhry
Directed by Peter T Bennett
Riverside Theatre, Vero Beach, FL
http://riversidetheatre.com/c/portal/layout?p_l_id=PUB.1.127
2006
Circumference of a Squirrel
Shadowlands Theatre, Ellenville, NY June - July 2006
http://shadowlandtheatre.org/index.html
Greater
Tuna
Actors Theatre of Atlanta
July - August 2006 - Atlanta, GA
Tour de Farce by Kingsley Day & Philip LaZebnik
at NJREP Jan 26 thru Feb 26
http://njrep.org/plays/tourdefarce.htm
2005
Tilt
Angel by dan dietz
at the New Jersey Repertory Company
www.njrep.org october 14 thru november 20
The
Merry Wives of Windsor
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Jason King Jones
May 31–June 26
playing Sir Hugh Evans
at the Shakespeare Theatre of NJ
oh yes...and
Illyria CD Released! Get Your Copy Today!
Pete Mills, Maria Couch and me discussing the "Love Letter" at the Cast Recording, Feb 2005
Where
Things Are
by Steven Schutzman
Directed by Ames Adamson
NJ Repertory Company "Theatre Brut Festival" Friday, March 4, 2005
Then
I will be the Production Stage Manager for...
The Song of Grendelyn
by Russell Davis
Directed by John Pietrowski
Playing April 4 thru April 24 at
Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey
WINTER 2004
Illyria
Adapted from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
by Peter Mills and Cara Reichel
Book, music and lyrics by Peter Mills
Directed by Paul Mullins
Playing November 30 thru December 26 at
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Ames Adamson as Malvolio
"Ames Adamson is a devilishly delicious scene-stealer as Malvolio, the vain and vulnerable tragic steward.Duped by the carousing Sir Toby Belch and his cronies, the foolish pawn finds himself wooing a startled countess with misguided ardor. Adamson (repeating the role he originated in the 2002 Prospect Theater Co. production) not only captures the broad comic cartoon of the character, but reveals his subtly tragic core. He also turns "Malvolio's Tango" into an artful, amusing spin."
Excerpted
from the review by Robert L. Daniels
December 6, 2004
"Ames Adamson is dandy as Malvolio turns from finicky secretary into an out-of-his-mind lovesick fool.
The smile he adopts is priceless. Think of what Teddy Roosevelt's would have been after a minor stroke."
Excerpted
from "Doing Right By the Bard" By Peter Filichia
Monday, December 6, 2004
For more info please visit http://shakespearenj.com/index.html
Photo: Ames Adamson as Malvolio, Joel Blum as Feste, T. Doyle Leverett as Sir Toby, Kristie Dale Sanders as Maria in Illyria. Photos by Gerry Goodstein.
By
William Westhoven
December 26, 2004
Best
Supporting Actor in a Comedy: At the Shakespeare Theatre, Ames Adamson
was wonderfully weird in “Love's Labour's Lost” and was even stranger
in “Illyria.” Honorable mention: Eric Hoffmann, the consummate supporting
actor, for brief but scene-stealing comic roles in “Love's Labour's Lost”
and “Macbeth” at the Shakespeare Theatre.
Hardest Working Man in Show Business: Adamson, who in 2004
reprised his one-man showcase, “Circumference of a Squirrel,” at
Playwrights, where he also starred in “Foreign Exchange.” On his
union breaks, he played supporting roles in “Love's Labour's Lost”
and “Illyria” at the Shakespeare Theatre.
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