Adam Berry

Adam Berry is a young actor from Hornchurch, Essex. He has trained at two of London's most prestigious drama schools: The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and The Drama Centre London. He had a good career before drama school having appeared in ITVs 'Goodbye Mr. Chips' as well as UK Films 'About A Boy' and Warner Brothers 'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets' But his professional career started whilst he was finishing drama school having been signed by notable London agent; David Marsden, Director of Sainou London with Paul Martin. Since completing The Drama Centre London, Adam has gone on to work with Olivier Award Winning playwright, Simon Stephens and Olivier Award and Whatsonstage.com Award Winning Director Dominic Cooke at The Royal Court Theatre London. He featured in an Army Recruitment Commercial which was on a National Media Release, appearing in The Metro Newspaper, Nuts and Zoo Magazine as well as The Sun. He also played the lead in a film called "Own Worst Enemy" Directed by David Tucker, and played a Serial Killer in the film "Dead Lucky" Directed by Andi Cooper and Giles Andrews. Adam is still as driven as ever to continue working on diverse roles for the medium's of film, television, and on the stage.