Background
Adkins was born in Easton, Maryland to Carolyn A. Sisk, a retired teacher.
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David Adkins
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He graduated from McDonogh School and attended Dartmouth College and the Juilliard School.
Career
Foreign the comedian who goes by the stage name Sinbad, See Sinbad (comedian). Adkins made his Broadway debut in 1993, playing a small role and understudying a larger one in a revival of George Bernard Shaw"s Saint Joan. In 1999, Adkins made his first professional appearance in his home state as Lord Goring in Oscar Wilde"s An Ideal Husband, performed at the Center Stage.
That same year, he had a small part in the 1999 film, The Thomas Crown Affair.
In that film, he played the role of the "Son". In 2012, Adkins participated in the George Street Playhouse"s production of Reginald Rose"s Twelve Angry Men.
In 2014, Adkins participated in Michael Frayn"s Benefactors at the Unicorn Theatre in Massachusetts. In addition to acting, Adkins wrote the play Thoreau, or, Return to Walden and portrayed its only character, Henry David Thoreau, also at the Unicorn Theatre in 2015.
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