About

Adam is a British Director & award winning Choreographer.

Named a “Paradigm shifter and pioneer of digital dance”, Adam is a leading creative working in film, theatre and television, recently winning the World Choreography Award for his work on the movie Rocketman.

His latest releases are as Choreographer on Disney's live action prequel Cruella; the latest movie in the Kingsman series, The King's Man, and Elton John's movie musical Rocketman for Paramount Pictures.

Previous movie credits include: Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One (Choreography & Movement Direction); The Kid Who Would Be King (Movement Coach to Sir Patrick Stewart). 

Starting out as an Associate Director/Choreographer, Adam had the honour of re-staging the works of iconic Director/Choreographers including Michael Bennett; Bob Fosse; Gene Kelly; Tommy Tune, Donald McKayle and Wayne Cilento. 

Born into a family of musicians, Adam was immersed in a world of music, dance and the arts. He worked as a child actor in movies, repertory Theatre, Radio & Television, alongside the UK's top actors and creatives, before pursuing his professional career performing in West End shows We Will Rock You and the original cast of Wicked. Adam went on to become the Associate Choreographer on both the London and UK Touring productions of Wicked before moving to NYC to continue his working relationship with Wayne Cilento, where they collaborated on the critically acclaimed production of American Dance Machine at The Joyce. 

He has worked alongside and for creatives including Steven Spielberg; Craig Gillespie; Giles Martin; Joe Mantello; Dexter Fletcher; Joe Cornish; William Baker; Mia Michaels; Stephen Oremus; Bill Deamer; Matthew Vaughn; Arlene Phillips; Laurence Connor; Dame Gillian Lynne; Akiva Goldsman; George Richmond… These collaborations are the foundation of a priceless education that inspire and inform Adam's creativity and ongoing ambitions.

Adam has a current development commission for Mark Talbot at Emanata Studios and is also in development for his first feature film as Director/Choreographer for producer Scott Einbinder at TrapDoor Cinema.