Who is Adam?

His resume can be downloaded HERE in .pdf format, as well as his headshot HERE .

ADAM LERMAN is an actor living and working in New York City, just like everyone else. Working in various mediums across the city, he has and can be seen in all over the scene: downtown, uptown, out-of-town, and perhaps in your very own town very soon!

WHAT DOES HE DO?

• He is an actor.
• He is a founding member of the nearing-renowned theater company The Paper Industry .
• He also works as a playwright, director and sound designer.
• He can shake it.

WHAT IS HE UP TO?

• Commercials on Comedy Central for Alltel Wireless and Domino’s Pizza, as well as Starbucks, The Jewish Federation and Puma.
• Developing script on new play Agerasia with readings at Naked Angels.
• Improvising with Upright Citizen Brigade members Neil Casey and Ryan Karels at the Williamstown Theatre Festival along with Dan Hartley and Lucas Kavner during summers of 2009 & 2010.
• Member of the 2010 Williamstown Theatre Festival Non-Equity Acting Company.
• He is a member of the record-breaking, death-defying, and ghost-loving improv duo The Truth with Daniel Hartley.
• Currently at work on film treatment for Intel’s Atom Films.
• Other things, too many to list… see download the whole resume if you want the credits list.

WHERE DOES HE COME FROM?

• Adam was born in Pleasantville, NY. It is a real town.
• Adam is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Skidmore College.
• Adam has studied extensively with the SITI Company, as well as at the British American Drama Academy, and with Ted Sluberski.
• His summer of 2008 consisted of working as an Acting Apprentice at the Williamstown Theatre Festival.  He spent time under the Improv tutelage of such Upright Citizens Brigade Theater greats as Ryan Karels, Neil Casey and Joe Wengert.

WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING?

• “Adam Lerman (who both plays the sound technician and does a terrific job with the actual sound design of the production) is the perfect straight man, delivering his deadpan lines with aplomb.” — Andrew Turner, offoffonline.com, “Monster Trucks from the Future” (Read the whole review)
• “Lerman is hilarious as the nerdy yet deadpan Harold, clearly channeling Martin Starr’s “Bill” from Freaks and Geeks.” — James Comtois, nytheatre.com, “On Air Off!” (Read the whole review)
• “That’s my son!  That’s my son!” — Judi Lerman, my mother.