Adam Noble is a movement specialist with over 25 years of experience in theater, opera, and film. He is the former movement instructor for the Butler Studio, and this season serves as fight director and intimacy director for Parsifal, Madame Butterfly, and Don Giovanni. During HGO’s 2022-23 season, he was fight director and intimacy director for La Traviata, The Wreckers, The Marriage of Figaro, Werther, Tosca, and Salome. Additional HGO engagements include serving as the company’s fight director and intimacy director for Romeo and Juliet (2022), Carmen (2021), and Don Giovanni (2019), as well as fight director for Rigoletto (2019) and Julius Caesar (2018). Notable credits include The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, The Alley Theatre, Opera Carolina, Lincoln Center Director’s Lab, Dayton Opera, the Public Theatre, and more. Noble in the co-founder and artistic director of the Dynamic Presence Project, a theater company focused on the revitalization and proliferation of movement theater and embodied physical storytelling. He teaches movement both nationally and internationally, and has choreographed the physicality, violence, and intimacy for well over 200 productions. As the Associate Professor of Acting & Movement at the University of Houston, he serves as Head of the MFA acting program. He is also the resident Fight Director & Intimacy Specialist for The Alley Theatre.