Biographie
Keith Adams, originally from Dallas, Texas, has toured extensively and starred in numerous plays as both an actor and singer. A natural-born entertainer, he attributes his talent to God’s glory. In July 1999, Keith moved to Los Angeles, where he was represented by prominent agents Robi Reed-Humes and Holly Davis-Carter. Since then, he has appeared in national commercials for Heineken and Gateway, as well as several independent films, music videos, and TV pilots.
After facing many auditions and challenges, Keith began developing ideas for TV shows and started pitching concepts throughout Hollywood. His passion for writing grew when he was invited to ghostwrite for director Dave Daniels’ film "Hittin It," distributed by Lions Gate Films. Since then, he has co-written and contributed to show development for multiple companies.
Keith has showcased his comedic talents through sketch comedy and stand-up performances at venues like The Ice House in Pasadena, The World Famous Comedy Store’s Main Room, and Ha Ha Café. He has also produced live shows including "Live TV" Comedy Show, "Jus Chillin" Show, and "Berserk" Comedy Show— all projects he created, wrote, co-wrote, and directed.
His major breakthrough came when he was cast in the kids’ TV show "Jobs 4 Dogs," created by Brian Levine of Dream Big Productions, scheduled to air this fall. Keith credits his refined acting skills to the renowned coach Aaron Speiser, who has supported him through numerous auditions. Known for his energy and determination, Keith lives by the motto, “It isn't over till it's over.” His skills as an actor, writer, producer, and director truly define him as a genuine entertainer.
