Love For Adam Jonas Segaller

I've had a lot of blogs over the years. Parenting, birth politics, arts and crafts, gardening and NEVER have I gotten so much traffic as this blog. Adam Jonas Segaller is growing in popularity because he  has that certain something that people from many walks of life appreciate  He has the 'it' factor. Hey Hollywood, get with the program. I have already listed in past posts roles I would pay to see him in. I've connected with a few other fans on Tumbler and elsewhere too.


(picture is a new found one from Kit Marlowe)

I've found lots of little blips about his past work and I wish I could find images.... to no anvil.   Here they are, may look more at some point. NEW stuff would be great too ADAM!



http://paintedpeople.com/   

"New Play   Philip Goodman's new play, IS THE VIGORISH ENOUGH? is about  a  young New York immigrant peddler who flees the city in1905 for a hectic life with carnival road shows in the rural American south among grifters and con men, fast women, freaks, roughnecks, and sharks "who'd steal the gold out of your teeth if you dozed off with your mouth open." He flourishes -- and he falls too.

 His life reaches critical juncture on his honeymoon with a hometown woman, when ploys to get a new start in a carnival he was once forced out of, risks it all in a gamble for high stakes, is involved in a murder and a mugging, is warmed by an old flame, and must decide the course and shape of his life forever. The play is funny, surprising, touching,  and takes us into the sleazy carnival world of a hundred years ago that in many ways has become the loose, unsteady way of life in the whole world today.

In the cast at a reading at The Actors Strudio were Kevin Stapleton, Antoinette LaVecchia, Sayra Player, Con Horgan, Adam Jonas Segaller, Nelson Avidon, Gary Swanson, and Jeremy Johnson.  "

http://www.theoneill.org/summer-conferences/nmtc/2012-conference/

"Goodman is a member of the Playwrights and Directors Unit at The Actors Studio. His new play in development, Is The Vigorish Enough? was seen there in a staged reading last year."

http://www.inkwelltheater.org/cgi-bin/mt/mt-search.cgi?tag=Melissa%20Blackall&blog_id=1

THE SCHEDULE

2 p.m.  SHOWCASE READINGS of the following new plays:

• HERCULE DE BERGERAC by Adam Jonas Segaller, directed by Lee Liebeskind
• LULLABYE by Kristen DeWulf, directed by Andy Wassenich...

http://artcorrupted.blogspot.com/

Bazelgate & Croxen written by Brian Pracht and directed once again by Stephanie Staes, was one of the most physically active of the pieces and certainly one of the shortest. Adam Jonas Segaller and Martin Ewens is a mix of farce and sketch comedy. The pace was quick, the delivery pitch perfect, and I don't think it could have been acted any better by any other actors.

http://www.rorschachtheatre.com/myth-appropriationstnick/

MYTH-APPROPRIATION:
The Bloody, Strange and Wicked Origins of St Nicholas

Saturday Dec 13, 2008

WRITTEN BY Kathleen Akerley, Randy Baker, Shuan Raviv, Adam Segaller, Stephen Spotswood, Seamus Sullivan