British-Libyan actor and filmmaker · Tour Guide in Ludwig
Identity cross-check: Independent Talent’s Adam Ali profile names Ludwig and the Tour Guide role, alongside the performer’s other credits.
Adam Ali is a British-Libyan actor and filmmaker. Their representative, Independent Talent Group, names the Tour Guide role in Ludwig; British Comedy Guide locates it in Series 1 Episode 3. Contact Theatre identifies Ali as a patron and describes their training in Manchester at The Television Workshop in Salford and Contact Young Company.
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Independent Talent’s credit list traces work in shorts from the mid-2010s, then Little America, Europa, The Power, Waterloo Road, Ludwig and What It Feels Like for a Girl. The agent lists roles and projects, not a continuous account of every engagement or every episode. Ali’s Ludwig credit is a single named Tour Guide part in Series 1 Episode 3.
Contact Theatre records Ali’s early short Hamoody as a Contact commission. The Iris Prize identifies Ali and Sam Arbor as co-writers and co-directors of Baba. Factory International later billed SINcerely, Adam as a film, talk and music programme curated by Ali around queer North African stories. These are professional activities, not claims about private life.
Ali uses he/they pronouns in Contact Theatre’s published profile. This Casebook account uses their name or they. Biography claims above come from their agent, Contact Theatre and the Iris Prize.
Independent Talent’s selected television record also names Kai Sharif in Waterloo Road, Mahmud in The Power, Zain in Little America and Dirty Damien in What It Feels Like for a Girl. Its film record names Kamal in Europa. For the fuller current credit list, use the agency profile below.
Episode cast pages that list this performer: Series 1, Episode 3.
The British Comedy Guide episode cast and agency CV both identify the Tour Guide role. A direct broadcast end-credit check remains outstanding.
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Contact Theatre says Ali trained at The Television Workshop in Salford and Contact Young Company. The source does not supply a complete training history, so other schools, qualifications or workshops are not inferred.
The Red Sea International Film Festival awarded Ali its 2021 Best Actor prize for Europa. The Iris Prize winners register credits Ali and Sam Arbor as co-directors of Baba, winner of both the 2021 Iris Prize and Best British Short. Film Independent lists Ali as a 2021 Spirit Award nominee for Little America; a nomination is not a win.
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Independent Talent profile and full listed CV · Contact Theatre biography · Iris Prize: Baba film record · Factory International: curated film programme. These records identify the same practitioner through overlapping work and credits; they do not grant rights to reproduce portraits or clips.
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