KNUD ADAMS is a Tony-nominated, Obie-winning director of new plays, based in NYC. His practice combines innovative design with performances of spontaneity and depth.

Knud directed the consecutive Pulitzer winners English and Primary Trust, which were cited by American Theatre Magazine as two of the “50 most influential plays of the 21st century.”

His additional world-premiere productions include: Cold War Choir Practice, The Aves, I’m Revolting, Bodies They Ritual, The Headlands, Paris, Tin Cat Shoes, The Workshop, Asshole, and Tom & Eliza.

His work has been celebrated on “Best of the Year” lists by The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, New York Magazine, The New Yorker, and The Washington Post.

Before moving to Ohio for high school, Knud grew up in France, England, and Scotland with his five siblings.