ADAM PEARCE, Portsmouth (Reino Unido) 1984

His West End Credits include the original revival casts of EVITA, as cover of Peron (Adelphi Theatre) and JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT, as Baker/Issachar and cover Jacob (Adelphi Theatre) SOMETHING...AN MS CHARITY REVIEW (New Players); and NYMT productions of OKLAHOMA! Jud Fry and PENDRAGON Pellinore(Peacock).

Other Theatre Credits Include Carl Davies’ ALICE IN WONDERLAND Footman/Gryphon (West Yorkshire Playhouse) A TALE OF TWO CITIES-International Cast French President (Brighton Theatre Royal) OKLAHOMA! Jud Fry (UK Tour) PENDRAGON Cover Merlin (UK & Japanese Tour) RUMOURS OF ANGELS (Portsmouth Guildhall) Let It Snow (YMT:UK). His television credits include A TALE OF TWO CITIES (PBS), ‘Any Dream Will Do...The Winners Story’ and ‘Blue Peter’ (BBC). Adam is also a member of the West End Gospel Choir and a singer for Big Noise Events (www.bignoiseevents.com).

Currently he is in the Original World premiere cast of LOVE NEVER DIES creating the role of Squelch at London’s Adelphi Theatre. Adam also took part of the workshops of this new Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical.

- The first musical you saw and/or most impressed you: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.

- You would like to make a duet with: Sutton Foster singing: a song from SHREK.

- Webber o Sondheim? Sondheim.

- London or New York? Have never been to New York, so will have to say London.

- Do you keep the programmes of the musicals you watch? Yes.

- The worst moment you’ve had live on the stage was: (as a performer and/or as a spectator) I had just been for an audition where we had to do a very complex dance call and afterwards every muscle hurt. At the time I was doing EVITA in the West End. During one of the songs my legs had decided to give way, and I fell flat on back whilst the rest of the cast were still dancing over me.

- An unforgettable moment: (as a performer and/or as a spectator) Closing EVITA in 2007 and still hearing the audience clapping and calling for more whilst we were heading up to our dressing rooms. Then having to go on stage for one final bow, just extraordinary!

- Do you have any superstitions before the opening night? No.

- A musical character that you would like to BE (not perform): Tough Question, Link Larkin.

- A character of your opposite sex that you would like to perform: Elphaba WICKED.

-  What do you like best/least about your work? It’s my hobbie and I get paid for it / Unsocial hours.

- What is your favorite musical movie? RENT.

- The last CD/DVD related to Musicals that you have bought is: John Owen-Jones album / A TALE OF TWO CITIES.

- What is your favorite line from a musical? “My broken soul can’t be alive and whole, till I hear you sing once more” (LOVE NEVER DIES).

- Agree or disagree with TV Shows finding new Musical Stars (as ‘Over The Raibow’ or ‘I’d Do Anything’)? I do agree with them, as they have brought in a bigger crowd to the theatre which is great. But am sure if there was a TV show casting for the same role I would be up for, I wouldn’t like it one bit.

- You feel proud of: Pushing through and never giving up.

- Of this moment you’re living as an actor, the most important thing to you is: Happiness.

- Other projects you are working on: Few workshops in the pipeline, watch this space.