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Ep302 - Ellen Adair: Rosalind is My Gender Identity

An actor, writer, and Shakespeare enthusiast, Ellen Adair shares their journey into acting and the profound impact it has had on their life. From their early fascination with Shakespeare to experiences in various productions, they emphasize the importance of connection in their work and the collaborative aspect that comes with it.

58 mins
Jan 2

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An actor, writer, and Shakespeare enthusiast, Ellen Adair shares their journey into acting and the profound impact it has had on their life. From their early fascination with Shakespeare to experiences in various productions, they emphasize the importance of connection in their work and the collaborative aspect that comes with it. They find joy in interacting with fellow actors, exploring characters, and being present in the moment. Ellen also delves into the challenges artists face, highlighting the necessity of mental equilibrium for navigating the unpredictable nature of the industry. Starring in the 2023 horror movie “Herd”, they reflect on the message of the movie and how it reflects our society today. Ellen shares personal anecdotes, from their aversion for anything with tentacles to growing up with no TV. They get personal as they talk about gender identity, the joy of being an actor, and connection as a form of motivation.

Ellen Adair is a star of stage and screen with TV credits that include “Bull”, “The Good Fight”, “Billions”, “The Sinner”, “Homeland”, and “Nurse Jackie” among many others. Her stage credits include off-Broadway and Regional Productions of “Sleep No More”, “Romeo and Hamlet”, “As You Like It”, “The Importance of Being Earnest”, “A Doll's House”, “Macbeth”, “Taming of the Shrew”, and “The Merchant of Venice”, among many more other credits. You can now watch Ellen in the lead role of Jamie Miller in a new horror film called “Herd”.


Connect with Ellen:

  • Website: www.ellenadair.com
  • Instagram: @ellenadairg
  • Twitter: @ellen_adair
  • TikTok: @ellen.adair

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