Client details
Polly Adams
Agent
| Maureen Vincent |
About
| Polly Adams was born in Chichester, Sussex, of a theatrical family. Her grandmother was a member of the Forbes Robinson's Company, and encouraged Polly to go on to the stage. Her Great Uncle was the comedian Gordon Harker. After studying at RADA Polly played in repertory and on television before appearing in Graham Green's THE COMPLAISANT LOVER with Sir Ralph Richardson and Paul Schofield at the Globe Theatre. She then played at Chichester for a season and toured West Africa with the Nottingham Playhouse. |
Film
| Production / Character | Director | Company |
|---|---|---|
| KISNA | Subash Ghai | Mukta |
| A WOMAN OF THE NORTH | Italy |
Television
| Production / Character | Director | Company |
|---|---|---|
| KINGDOM Amelia | Kingdom 3 Productions Limited | |
| ELEMENT OF DOUBT | Christopher Morahan | |
| JUST WILLIAM | David Giles | |
| A DARK-ADAPTED EYE | Tim Fywell | |
| THE CINDER PATH | Simon Langton | |
| BLISTERS | Tony Dow | |
| INSPECTOR ALLEYN | ||
| BONJOUR LA CLASSE | John Henderson | |
| THE CAMOMILE LAWN | Peter Hall | |
| SOB SISTERS | Ray Butt | Central TV |
| EXECUTIVE STRESS | John Howard Davis | BBC |
| MISS MARPLE - THE MURDER AT THE VICARAGE | Julian Amyes | BBC |
| FAINT-HEARTED FEMINIST | ||
| WINTER SUNSHINE | ||
| GOODBYE DARLING | ||
| TRIBUTE TO THE LADY | ||
| LOYALTIES | ||
| UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS | ||
| ONLY THE OTHER DAY | ||
| THE FIRST CHURCHILLS | BBC | |
| THE SPOILS OF POYNTON | ||
| PRIDE AND PREJUDICE | BBC | |
| COMPACT | BBC | |
| SEA SONG |
Stage
| Production / Character | Director | Company |
|---|---|---|
| A VOYAGE ROUND MY FATHER Mother | Jamie Glover | Salisbury Playhouse |
| LEGAL FICTIONS | Christopher Morahan | Savoy Theatre |
| FOR SERVICES RENDERED Charlotte Ardsley | Ed Hall | Watermill Theatre |
| ENTERTAINING ANGELS Ruth | Alan Strachan | Chichester Festival Theatre |
| QUIET AMERICANS Ida | Dominic Drumgoole | Oxford Stage Company |
| THE WINSLOW BOY Grace Winslow | Chichester Festival Theatre & Tour | |
| THE GOOD SAMARITAN | John Dove | Hampstead Theatre |
| CHILTERN HUNDREDS Lady Lister | Ray Cooney | Bill Kenwright |
| TIME AND THE CONWAYS | Jonathan Church | Colchester and Salisbury Playhouse |
| A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY | Bill Bryden | Yvonne Arnaud and Albery |
| PYGMALION | Howard Davis | National |
| THE GOVERNMENT INPECTOR | Matthew Francis | Greenwich Theatre |
| RUMOURS | Michael Rudaman | Chicester Fesitival Theatre and tour |
| 'TIS PITY SHE'S A WHORE | Alan Ayckbourn | National |
| A SMALL FAMILY BUSINESS | Alan Ayckbourn | National |
| TONS OF MONEY | Alan Aychbourn | National |
| BENEFACTORS | Michael Blakemore | Vaudeville |
| THE REAL THING | Peter Word | Strand |
| PRESENT LAUGHTER | Alan Stradner | |
| THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST | Frank Hauser | Old Vic & Lester Haymarket |
| HAYFEVER | Michael Blakemore | Lyric, Hammersmith |
| BEDROOM FARCE | Peter Hall & Alan Ayckbourn | National |
| PLUNDER | Michael Blakemore | National |
| THE MERCHANT OF VENICE | John Russell Brown | Brighton & Newcastle |
| PRIVATE LIVES | John Gielgud | Globe |
| RELATIVELY SPEAKING | Nigel Patrick | |
| GENTLE JACK | Nel Wilman | Queens Theatre |
| THE PHILANDERER | Christopher Morahan | National |
| ENGAGED | Michael Blakemore | National |
| TROILUS & CRESSIDE | National | |
| DON JUAN COMES HOME FROM THE WAR | Stuart Trotter | National |
| THE COMPLAISANT LOVER | John Gielgud | Globe |
| DEAR ANTOINE | Robin Philips | Piccadilly Theatre |
| HAY FEVER | Gareth Armstrong | Salisbury Theatre |
| THE CHANCES | Laurence Olivier | Chichester Festival Theatre |
| THE BROKEN HEART | Laurence Olivier | Chichester Festival Theatre |
Radio
| Production / Character | Director | Company |
|---|---|---|
| ASPECTS OF LOVE | BBC |
