Adrienne Sterman
Adrienne Sterman is known for Rainbow High (2020), Kickin' It (2011) and Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back (2018).
Adrienne Stone
Adrienne Stone is known for Abduction 101 (2019).
Adrienne Thomas
Adrienne Thomas is known for My Best Friend the Baby Snatcher (2023), Mistletoe Mixup (2021) and A Deadly Deed (2021).
Adrienne Thornley
Adrienne Thornley is known for Familiars (2021).
Adrienne Unae
Adrienne Unae is known for Redirecting Eddie (2008), Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (2021) and Waking Up the Dead (2021).
Adrienne Wagner
Adrienne Wagner is known for Mute Date (2019) and Stillwater (2018).
Adrienne Walker
Adrienne Walker is an American stage performer originally from Jonesboro, GA. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Spelman College in Atlanta, GA and her Masters of Music at Chicago Conservatory of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. She has performed regionally in Chicago, most notably at Court Theatre and made her Broadway debut as Nala in the Broadway production of The Lion King in 2016. Adrienne voices the character Peanut in the Youtube series McTucky Fried High.
Adrienne Warren
Adrienne Warren was born on 6 May 1987 in Hampton Roads, Virginia, USA. She is an actress, known for The Woman King (2022), Blue Bloods (2010) and Rustin (2023).
Adrienne Whitney Papp
Adrienne Whitney Papp is known for For the Love of George (2018), A Lenda de Sleepy Hollow (2013) and Dr. House (2004).
Adrienne Wilkinson
This blue-eyed beauty was born in Missouri. She started taking dance classes at the age of two, and was performing in recitals and on stage almost immediately. Her pursuit of dance continued through high school with various dance classes and companies. While a senior in high school she joined a theater troupe. A showcase with casting directors led to Adrienne being offered roles in two network series. In fact, these were her first two auditions. She had fallen in love with acting. At her parents' request, she put her new career on hold to finish high school. Then, two days after graduation she moved to Los Angeles to continue chasing her dream. Almost immediately, Adrienne booked roles in short films and frequently landed guest spots on many shows. In 2000 she landed the role that would introduce her to the world and bring her international fame, playing the duel characters of Livia and Eve, the daughter of Xena, on the most watched show in the world - Xena: Warrior Princess (1995). Adrienne soon became a fan favorite, and when the show wrapped she quickly moved on to the lead in the UPN series As If (2002) , where she played Nikki, the boy-obsessed college co-ed. From there she has continued to make many appearances in film and TV and is sought after for her voiceover work. Fortunate that she has never had a specific "type", Adrienne is able to move seamlessly from comedy to drama and from one distinct role to something completely different. She is known for compelling performances that are brave, focused with intensity, and grounded in sincerity. Adrienne continues to pursue her passion and is striving to create a timeless career that can be celebrated for the unique choices she makes and the diverse characters she portrays. She surprises, delights and leaves you wanting more.