Bad New Days

Adam Paolozza is an award winning performer, director, teacher, and producer. As Artistic Director of Bad New Days Adam creates collaboratively-devised, imagistic theatre, guided by the belief that the live experience has the potential to activate unique, empathetic ways of seeing the world.

Bad New Days highlights: Spent; The Double; Flashing Lights; Paolozzapedia; Melancholiac: The Music of Scott Walker, five-time Dora winning Italian Mime Suicide; and Last Landscape - a largescale object theatre piece on themes of ecological-grief.

Upcoming: A new puppet-TYA adaptation of Pinocchio. 

Other highlights: As director: Finding Home (Animacy Theatre *Dora award nomination); The Cave (by Tomson Highway, John Millard and Martha Ross). 

Adam is a graduate of Ryerson Theatre School, Ecole Jacques Lecoq and he has an MA in Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies from York U. He’s directed and taught at University of Toronto, Brock University, Humber College, the Soulpepper Academy, and TMU.