Adam O'Brian's initial cinematic venture, the critically acclaimed and multi-award-winning film "The Imposter", in which he portrayed the pivotal role of Frederic Bourdin, made its world premiere in competition at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival. This groundbreaking production subsequently garnered two prestigious British Independent Film Awards, earned a nomination for an Academy Award, and received a BAFTA accolade, solidifying its status as a cinematic masterpiece.
Throughout his illustrious stage career, Adam has had the privilege of performing in some of the most esteemed and iconic theatres worldwide, including the renowned Shakespeare's Globe, the respected Royal Court, the avant-garde Soho Theatre, the majestic Music Room at Buckingham Palace, the awe-inspiring Beijing National Stadium, the esteemed West Yorkshire Playhouse, the picturesque Theatre by the Lake, and the culturally significant National Chinese Centre of Performing Arts.
Adam's artistic journey began at the esteemed Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, where he honed his craft and refined his skills. Prior to this, he was a member of the prestigious National Youth Theatre, where he underwent rigorous training and developed his talents under the guidance of esteemed mentors.
