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Patrick J. Adams

The Brightest Lights on Broadway: Patrick J. Adams

The actor makes his Broadway debut in “Take Me Out”

Written by Marshall Heyman
Photographed by Kevin Alvarado

Before performances started for the revival of Richard Greenberg’s Take Me Out on Broadway, Patrick J. Adams, who starred for many seasons on the television series Suits, was initially scared of “showering in front of 500 people every night.” The play, about a baseball player who unexpectedly comes out of the closet, features a few naked shower scenes. “What’s scarier now is that it’s my job to kick off the narrative and draw the audience in,” explains Adams. “I take it seriously and don’t want to let down the playwright or the audience.”

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