Adam Berry

Adam was born and raised in Muscle Shoals, AL. At the age of 18 he moved to New England and graduated of one of top private performing arts schools in the country, The Boston Conservatory earning a BFA in Musical Theatre. Adam came to Provincetown the summer of 2003 and has since called it home. Adam has had the privilege of performing with and studying from renowned teachers from across the country. Most notably Keith Lockhart and The Boston Pops, TONY winner Betty Buckley and TONY nominated lyricist of Side Show, Bill Russell. He has performed in over 50 musicals, plays and concerts while simultaneously producing his own sold out cabaret shows. His extensive credits include numerous plays, musicals and cabarets in Provincetown and the surrounding communities on Cape Cod.

Credits: Floyd Collins; Candide; Working; Gross Indecency; Philadelphia Here I come; Tick, Tick… BOOM! (Counter-Productions); Shining City (WHAT); The Wild Party (CTEK ARTS); School for Wives and Cloud 9 (Shakespeare on the Cape); The Foggy, Foggy Dew a world premiere play by Wendy Kesselman (Provincetown Tennessee Williams Festival); The Black Monk by Wendy Kesselman (New Dramatists NYC). New Provincetown Players credits: Streakin! and Three Short Tenors and a Dead Soprano dir Steven Yuhasz; Camille dir Guy Wolf. Productions with the Provincetown Theatre Company: Hair (Claude) and Bat Boy (Edgar) dir Tony Jackman. Other favorties include: Elegies for Angels.. dir Bill Russell; The Rivals (O’Trigger); Side Show (Buddy); Into The Woods (Jack); A Chorus Line (Bobby); and Chicago (Mary Sunshine). Adam performed the music of George and Ira Gershwin with the Boston Pops under the direction of Keith Lockhart. As a Producer he has produced many fundraising events and cabarets including I’m Still Here (Alibi); Vagina Envy: Tribute To Women Singer-Songwriters (Vixen); Big Ol’ Show (fundraiser for Counter-Productions) and a two year sold out run of Suddenly Susan Boil (Provincetown ArtHouse Theatre). Adam is a member of Actors' Equity Association the union of professional actors.