Adrieanne (pronounced ahh-dree-on) enjoys live theater and loves to sing! She got her first taste of both while attending the prestigious Opera Theatre of St. Louis 'Artist in Training' program where she trained with opera singers and vocal coaches. She's performed operas in English, Spanish and Italian, her personal favorite.

 

She has many components; she can handle a gun, she can be the girl next door, and she can be the angelic ingénue you'd like to take home to mom. Sarcastic, witty, and quirky there's never a dull moment when you're around her.

 

She recently was asked to be an ensemble member at the Native Voices at the Autry Theatre where she landed a supporting role in their 2014 production of 'Off the Rails' written by Randy Reinholz and directed by Chris Anthony.

 

Her start:

Adrieanne’s first lead role was in the indie film 'American Streetballers' written and directed by Matthew Krentz. Adrieanne’s performance received rave reviews and the film went on to win numerous awards at the Official International Film Festival, Black Film Festival and Urban World Film Festival. She left her home in St. Louis to attend the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles and graduated with a BFA degree.

 

Shortly after graduation, Adrieanne landed a supporting role in 'The Last Act', directed by Mario Amadeu and Ronald Quigley. She starred in the short 'The Long, Strange Journey' that premiered at the 2013 San Diego Film Festival written by Tony Lovitt and directed by Patrick Flaherty. Adrieanne most recently appeared on the small screen where she starred in the premiering episode of 'Naked Vegas' a SyFy series which premiered October 2013.