Ode to Adam Jonas Segaller: Adam in New York Update

Adam is proud that some of the work he has done was recognized..... not him specifically but the entire production. Real Screen Awards awarded The Men Who Built America as *WINNER

Produced by: Stephen David Entertainment in association with History Network: History (U.S.)

and BANFF World Media Festival awarded the same program although I can't find it recorded on their website yet.

Adam stayed at this fancy hotel when he was in New york. The Standard High Line looks very trendy.

Words to Describe ADAM

I noticed him as Andrew Carnegie in 'Men Who Built America' on the History Channel. I've found out how talented he is (and nice to look at and listen to) and thought a fun fan page would be a good boost for him. The benefit to me is I get to look and listen to him while I post things here and hopefully get him more jobs by increasing his popularity which will get me more things to see him in.

If you read this Adam, thank you, keep up the good work.

If you too have a crush on him, follow the blog and/or leave me your e-mail and you can contribute to this also.

AJS's Bio

http://adamjonassegaller.com/bio.html

CURRENTLY: This month, Adam shot commercials for Coupon Bug and Nikon.

Recently, Adam appeared as ANDREW CARNEGIE on HISTORY CHANNEL's event miniseries "THE MEN WHO BUILT AMERICA".

Adam is a New York-based actor with experience in all avenues of entertainment and media, from

webisodes to classical theater, film and television.

He is a devoted Shakespearean actor and Bardophile— professional roles have included the second gravedigger, Barnardo, Demetrius, Brutus, Autolycus, Theseus, and a rather youthful Prospero!

His inadvertent specialty is playing nonfictional historical figures: to date, he has played Sir Walter Raleigh, William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Lewis Carroll, T.E. Lawrence,

Albert Einstein and Andrew Carnegie (about which more below). Adam's performance as the eponymous author in Rorschach Theatre's Kit Marlowe was among

DC Theatre Scene's Top Ten of 2009.

6/30/2013

Adam in New York Update

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