Adam A. Sullivan has been working professionally in theater, interactive theater, and improvisation since graduating from Brandeis University in 1991. A ten-year veteran of the Sterling Renaissance Festival, he credits that Festival with introducing him to this style of commedia. Some of his favorite teachers include Ted Kazanoff (scene study Master classes), Gary Izzo (interactive technique) and Matt Walsh and others at the Upright Citizens Brigade (improvisation). Adam is blessed to be in the company of these talented performers, and thanks them overly. He would also like to thank his family, his friends (you are family) and, of course, Lori: my Love, my Reason, my Toughest Audience.
Lick the Spoon
is Adam's project,
nominally. The concept and style, however, belong to the talented and
hilarious performers of the Renaissance Festival of Sterling, NY, and
in particular to Gary Izzo and past and present members of the
Bless-the-Mark Players.
