Critics have said about Adam May - actor

“A special note of praise goes to Adam May in the role of Fred Gabriel, his tremendous anger genuinely scaring the audience at several points during the performance.” AussieTheatre April 27, 2018

“Mr May combines ambivalence with a cold menace in such a way as to make a mere operative with a job to do far more interesting.” Stage Whispers - November 2, 2017

“Adam May delivers a breathtakingly stunning performance. May is a truly gifted storyteller and a marvelous physical actor. Delivering perhaps the most epic opening monologue ever written, May does not drop a beat. His performance as both Gabriel York and Henry Law is engaging, disarming and heartbreakingly raw. “If I remain standing, my son won’t know that I don’t wear socks.” A line that cut through the air so fine, that my heart nearly exploded. And that was only five minutes into Act One." - Theatrepeople.com.au 18/4/2017

“Adam May gives an outstanding performance as the paranoid & raving mad King Leontes” – Weekend Notes 1/6/2016

“King Leontes (Adam May) makes an almost inexplicable descent into madness through his insane jealousy of his friend … This psychological journey is conveyed with intensity and vigour, and May is gripping as a man besieged by his own overactive imagination” – Stage Whispers 2/6/2016

• “Adam May is an absolute delight to watch. He managed to play his character to perfect pitch...” - Aussietheatre.com 3/12/08
• “The Scenes with May came alive with a contagious energy rarely seen in theatre” – InPress -8/6/05
• “Full of sparkling energy and wicked humour” – Sunday Age (5/10/04)
• “Ensemble work of a high standard... well-disciplined performances” – The Age (12/10/04)
• “Well-acted” – ABC Radio 24/2/02
• “Adam May gives an affecting performance as Neil, the character for whom the play generates most sympathy” – The Age 3/10/01
• “Adam May as Gaunson gave a riveting performance as the solicitor attempting to get justice for Ned Kelly” – Schools Tour 4/4/96
• “Adam May is the best baddie I have seen…” – Herald Sun 9/1/96