SUZANNE ADAMS is the creator and Artistic/Managing Director of Opening Doors Theatre Company.  She juggles her time directing, teaching, coaching, producing and performing around NYC. 

She is the co-creator of the Closing Notice Series® (2008 Bistro Award Winner for Outstanding Series, 2006 MAC Award Nomination for Outstanding Variety Production/Recurring Series).  With the "Closing Notice Series” she directed the acclaimed Fade Out, Fade In and Flora the Red Menace and also produced Is There Life After High School?, Subways Are For Sleeping, I Love My Wife, Goldilocks, The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public, Bring Back Birdie and enjoyed playing the role of Sydney in the highly anticipated It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman! 

Suzanne has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with some of Broadway's most exciting composers and performers.  Some favorite roles include Sunday in the Park with George (Dot/Marie), Songs for a New World (Woman 1), Sweeney Todd (Beggar Woman), Lucky Stiff (Annabel Glick), Crimes of the Heart (Meg).  She also produced and starred in the popular This Isn't Your Mama's Musical Theater in 2002 and 2004 and had the pleasure of being a part of What’s Your Problem? which garnered critical acclaim and won awards for Best Musical and Best Ensemble Performance in Montreal at the the 2006 Harvest LGBT International Theatre Festival.  For more info visit: www.SuzanneAdams.com.

Suzanne has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with some of Broadway's most exciting composers and performers. She had a blast being in the award winning riot-fest, What's Your Problem?! (written by Hector Coris) and was honored in Montreal, where it won awards for Best Musical and Best Ensemble Performance in the 2006 Harvest LGBT International Theatre Festival.  She recorded her demo CD at RPM Studios, produced by Jeffrey Lesser with musical direction by Georgia Stitt.  NYC credits include Malcolm Epstein: The Musical (by David Austin), Believe in Me...A Bigfoot Musical (by Michael Holland, NYC Fringe Festival), a workshop for Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich at Ars Nova, The Songs of Georgia Stitt at The Duplex, and she was a featured soloist in the sold out Jason Robert Brown concert at Cooper Union.  She recently directed the controversial play, Imagining Brad at the Times Square Arts Center and produced and starred in the popular This Isn’t Your Mama’s Musical Theater in 2002 and 2004.   

Suzanne created the workshop “Acting through Song” and directs and coaches many students privately for auditions and major performances in musical theater & cabaret. She also has extensive training in the Meisner Technique – and concentraites on helping actors create their OWN successful techniques as professional performers.