Adrienne Mae Anderson is a 17-year-old independent quad threat—actor, singer, dancer, and model—who has been captivating audiences since early childhood with her dynamic artistry and vibrant stage presence. Known for her big voice, sharp instincts, and quick wit, Adrienne brings authenticity, professionalism, and an undeniable spark to every project she undertakes. Whether stepping into the spotlight on stage, working on camera, or in front of the lens as a model, she thrives on the challenge of transformation and storytelling.

Her recent standout theatre credits include Amber in Hairspray, Carmen in Fame, Lucy in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Janis in Mean Girls, Mal in Disney’s Descendants: The Musical, Pearl in SpongeBob the Musical, and Cassie in As If, Cassandra. Each role has allowed her to explore new dimensions of character, craft, and collaboration, solidifying her reputation as a versatile and compelling performer.

Adrienne’s on-camera work includes principal appearances in both national and regional campaigns, most notably the 2024–2025 international Goodwill commercial series. As a model, she has walked in Macy’s Winter Runway and built a strong portfolio of regional studio and on-location projects. Her adaptability in front of the camera reflects the same skill, focus, and magnetism she brings to the stage.

Training has been at the heart of Adrienne’s development since she began performing at age three. She has studied at renowned institutions such as Interlochen Summer Arts Academy, AMDA’s High School Conservatory, MN Acting Studio, Santa Clarita School of Performing Arts, and through the Helen Wells Agency’s modeling program. She continues to refine her skills with private coaching under Broadway artists Dee Roscioli and Morgan James. Her foundation spans Broadway, jazz, tap, ballet, and contemporary dance, paired with a mezzo-soprano voice that blends Broadway belt, jazz inflection, and classical technique.

Adrienne’s creative reach extends beyond performance. With experience in visual arts, technical theatre, direction, and production, she holds a deep respect for every element that contributes to bringing art to life. This holistic understanding enriches her perspective as a performer, allowing her to work collaboratively, appreciate process as much as product, and approach every role with insight and depth.

Artist Philosophy

For Adrienne, performance is more than craft—it is a responsibility. She holds her humanity close and approaches her work with the conviction that storytelling has the power to inspire empathy and ignite change. Politically and socially aware, she seeks out projects that not only entertain but also spark conversation and reflect a vision for a better world.

Adrienne believes that great performances live at the intersection of skill and truth. While she is deeply committed to training and technical mastery, she values the heart and integrity that allow a role to resonate beyond the stage or screen. She views each project as an opportunity to use her voice for good, to shine a light on diverse perspectives, and to amplify messages of equity, justice, and hope.

As a strong young activist and artist, Adrienne is motivated to engage with art that connects communities and uplifts stories often left unheard. Her professionalism, collaborative spirit, and passion for meaningful work make her not only a versatile performer but also a conscious artist dedicated to leaving an impact that extends far beyond the final curtain.