Biography

Adam Bitterman

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Adam started making television commercials at age 4 and has been a member of both SAG and AFTRA since 1970. He graduated from NYU/Tisch School of the Arts where he studied with Stella Adler, David Mamet, and William H. Macy. A native Chicagoan with roots in the theatre, Adam moved to Los Angeles in 1997 and quickly established a career on screen; he was also a founding member of Hollywood's acclaimed Sacred Fools Theater Company where he frequently appeared. Following the sudden death of his father (renowned artist Richard Bitterman) in 2012, Adam moved back to Chicago. In addition to his ongoing stage and commercial work, Adam has had roles in studio features and indie films; he has been heard in video games and animated series, and seen in several network and cable TV shows in various co-star, guest star, and recurring roles.
- IMDb mini biography by: Official Website

While attending New York University, he directed the play 'Talking With...' which featured: Molly Shannon, Jessica Lundy, Jessica Hecht and Academy Award nominated director Paola di Florio.
From age 9 to 18, he studied acting and improvisation with John Cusack and Jeremy Piven at The Piven Theater Workshop in Evanston, Illinois.
As a child Adam made several television commercials working with famed director Joe Sedelmaier and appearing with such pop icons as Apollo 13 Commander Jim Lovell and Chicago Blackhawk penalty king Keith Magnuson.
Appeared in a commercial in the 70s staring at a giant egg saying "How'd you like to eat that for breakfast".
He was nominated for a 2017 Non-Equity Joseph Jefferson Award for Actor in a Supporting Role in a Play for "The Seedbed" at the Redtwist Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.

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