Adam Stewart
Actor (Dee Why, NSW)

Dee Why actor Adam Stewart co-founded Point Break Drama with fellow actor Paul Winchester in 2002. Point Break offer a variety of acting classes based on the Stanislavsky method, designed for both teenages and adults.

Adam received his training at Nepean College, which he says was known for its diverse curriculum, embracing all areas of the drama experience from costuming and lighting to set design and construction. He has done film as well as stage acting and says both have their unique challenges, although he would like to work on a big budget film which allows the luxury of multiple takes and has the potential to reach more people.

Adam has performed in several theatre productions with Theatre Nepean including Wounds to the Face (directed by Jill Brown), Antony & Cleopatra (directed by Aame Neeme), Don's Party (directed by Anna Volska) and Comedy of Errors (directed by Terence Crawford).

He has also featured in commericals and short film productions including Shove People (directed by Stephen Anderton) and Life's A Bitch (directed by Lenny Kovner).

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