Adam Kemmerer

Trained how to sing at an early age by two of Philadelphia's premiere opera singers, Adam Kemmerer has had an eclectic career, from classical singer to pop artist, to professional actor and everything in between. Recent singing appearances, stage performances, and creative projects include: Playing the title role in a new musical, "Sally and Tom" at Manhattan's 42nd Street, Castillo Theatre on Theatre Row. Singing the National Anthem at sporting events in Ivy League arenas, recording his own Pop album, and performing the role of Silas in the award-winning new Opera, Lost. Adam has worked professionally for a decade in more traditional musical theatre venues as well, such as taking on the role of Tony in West Side Story and Frankie in Forever Plaid in tours of both productions. He was also a featured dancer at The McCarter Theatre under the choreography of the Tony Award winning, Rob Ashford. Recently Adam completed a workshop of a new musical entitled, The Day The Music Died that was produced on New York's Playwrights Horizons stage as well as dozens of other starring roles and performances. Adam has recorded two albums, "Found" which was his first pop solo effort and "A Night Divine", a Christmas album.