Adam Garcia
Born: Jun 1, 1973
Born in Sydney, Australia in 1973, Adam Garcia trained at the renowned Capital Dance Studios in Sydney. On finishing his training, he landed a role in the Australian production of 'Hot Shoe Shuffle,' which, when brought to the West End, marked his London stage debut. He maintained a strong presence in London theatre, with a series of roles including that of 'Young Al' in 'Birdy' and 'Doody' (one of the famous T-Birds) in 'Grease.' Adam subsequently landed the lead in 'Saturday Night Fever' (a Robert Stigwood production) which opened to excellent reviews across the UK media. He spent a year in this role (appearing in 8 shows a week), and was nominated for an Olivier Award for his outstanding performance. Adam briefly returned to the stage in April 2001, to appear at the Soho Theatre, London as part of their "Four Plays: Four Weeks" programme. Adam took the role of Chris in Marta Emmit's 'Cadillac Ranch', a young American wannabe cowboy, and once again received undisputed critical acclaim. Adam Garcia continues to enjoy to a successful career, winning over audiences and critics alike. Tipped as a face to watch, the general consensus is that "Garcia has stardom written all over him."
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