Adam Pascal

Actor and singer from Broadway's Rent

Adam Pascal - Actor and singer from Broadway's Rent
Born

October 25th, 1970
54 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor and singer gained recognition for originating the role of Roger Davis in the Broadway musical 'Rent'. The portrayal received critical acclaim and led to a successful career in musical theater. Apart from theater, performances in other productions, including 'Aida' and 'Something Rotten!', showcased vocal and acting abilities. Additionally, a noteworthy film role in the adaptation of 'Rent' contributed to visibility in the film industry. Continues to perform live and record music, displaying versatility as an artist.

Originated the role of Roger in Rent

Starred in the film adaptation of Rent

Performed in the Broadway musical Aida

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