Brisbane
Joshua Adamson
He/Him · Represented by Ignite Elite Artists
- Height
- 180 cm
About
LA based, Josh Adamson is similar in type to renowned actor Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig . His ability to adapt and transform into characters allows him to embody a wide range of roles playing "Job" in "The Book Of Job" which he just completed filming in Australia to the Broadway adaptation of "Big Fish" where he played the lead "Edward Bloom" playing him form the age of 16-75 on stage. Among Josh's notable works are "Almost Paradise" on Prime, re-occurring on "General Hospital", the original production of Walter Paisley which is heading to West End, directed by Jerry Zacks. He was also nominated for a Theater Critics Circle Award for Best Actor for Big Fish. He also just completed touring the Broadway production of "The Prom". Other credits include the feature films “The Wedding Video,” “Unidentified,” “Look @ Me,” “Desert of Blood,” "Portal" and "Painting in the Rain.” TV credits include “First Landing”, “Make It or Break It”, “Big Time Rush” and recently working with director Tim Miller (director of Deadpool). His stage credits also include leading roles in, The Producers, Matilda, Lovelace by the Go Go's, Aida, Annie, Catch Me If You Can, the U.S. national tours of The Clean Up Woman, the London theater production of Peter Pan starring as Hook, Nick Arnstein, in the Ovation winning, Funny Girl. He has performed in multiple Pantos, starring alongside the Tony Award winning Ben Vereen, in the production of "Aladdin" in Los Angeles. Also in Sydney, Australia, starring alongside the likes of Magda Szubanski, Beau Ryan & Gina Liano over the past years. To hone his craft, Josh has trained with top acting coaches in Australia, New York and Los Angeles. Visa’s/Passports: US Passport & Australian Passport Highly competent special skills: Stage combat, accents- British, American, Irish, Scottish, South African, German, Eastern European IMDB link: Josh Adamson | Actor
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Representation
Ignite Elite Artists
Michelle Horner