Hey, I’m Adriana
Actor. Clown. Storyteller.
I am my mother’s daughter, hija de mi madre. I am here to use my voice and body to tell stories onstage, on screen, through podcasts and blogs.
Hija de tu madre is a Mexican phrase used to curse at you. I embrace that. I embrace the messiness to bring my voice to my storytelling. It is from the women that have raised me that I am here to do this work, break intergenerational barriers and make theatrical experiences that provoke and inspire audiences.
Through the grace of my ancestors, I share the power of storytelling to entertain, educate and connect with people.
With over 15 years of training in theatre, dance and music. Outside of theatre, I have ventured into many forms of storytelling which include: choreographing, video blogging, podcasting, producing and photography. I have worked with companies in Colorado, Washington and Texas such as Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, DPS Schools, Jeffco Public Schools, Denver Parks and Recreation, Union Arts Center (Seattle), ArtsWest (West Seattle), and Dallas Shakespeare.
In my work, I highlight the significance of my Southwest culture and embrace community in any way I can.
Audiences are invited to share an experience to transport to a new world of imagination. They are invited to see themselves in the story they are experiencing. Through hope and joy, audiences are inspired to go through the world with a little more light radiating from their hearts.
I am passionate about the arts and travel. The world can be a better place with more arts and a better understanding of others.
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Photo: Marco Robinson Photo
Listen to Tea Amigas.
Tea Amigas is a podcast where Gaby and Adri spill the tea on everything from mental health to literature, journaling, and most importantly our lives.
Grab your cup of tea, amigis and enjoy the chisme.