Awards:
Freedom of Expression Award 2017
Winner of the 2017 Best Scottish Theatre Award, Scottish Arts Club
Reviews
★★★★★ THE DAILY TELEGRAPH The piece then tops that eloquent role-playing with a hugely powerful moment of awakening […] In the flesh it’s an unforgettable thunderbolt of feeling.
★★★★★ ARTS DESK A virtual world choir of trans singers provides support and encouragement through Jocelyn Pook’s rather Glass derived music. But this is a compelling, hugely moving experience, and a show that blurs boundaries between theatrical artifice and real life trauma to provocative effect.
★★★★★ EDF MAGAZINE with a haunting score that captures all the pain and joy of Adam’s journey.
★★★★★ EDINBURGH GUIDE moving performance by the virtual choir of trans and non-binary individuals from across the world named the Adam World Choir.
★★★★ THE SUNDAY TIMES CULTURE MAGAZINE Cora Bissett’s smiling-through-tears production is given backbone by a 100-strong online choir of trans people. It’s as much about courage as gender.
★★★★ WHAT’S ON STAGE  It is not an easy journey, but this is a big-hearted, moving show
★★★★ THE WEE REVIEW Adam can take pride and place as one of the best.
★★★★ THE STAGE It is this moment of unity through music … that gives this piece its power.
★★★★ GRUMPY GAY CRITIC One of the most powerful and boldest pieces of trans theatre to date, Adam leaves you gloriously punchdrunk and winded.
HERALD SCOTLAND Jocelyn Pook’s haunting score, and especially by the virtual presence of the Adam World Choir, a global digital convening of transgender and non binary people giving voice to their combined universal power.
SCOTSMAN Jocelyn Pook’s heart-stirring score.
Miscellaneous
BBC NEWSÂ Playwright Frances Poet and director Cora Bissett are putting on an award-winning play about Adam’s life. […] The play features a choir of 120 people from around the world, all of whom are transgender like Adam.