Adrienne Amanda Morrow is an actress, singer, musician, dancer, and student — currently attending Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA), Musical Theatre Conservatory. She loves performing on stage and on camera, dancing (hip-hop, tap, jazz), and playing music (guitar, bass guitar, ukulele, drums, piano, trumpet).
Adrienne performed with a star-studded line up of talent, singing favorite classic songs in "Rodgers & Hammerstein in Concert" — an evening under the stars presented by Rose Center Theater Outdoors Concert Series. October-November 2020.
Adrienne performed in TOGETHER and the encore performance TOGETHER AGAIN — a Virtual Revue Celebrating the Unifying Power of Music presented by the Rose Center Theater. July-August 2020
Some of Adrienne's other past musical productions include: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat [Children’s Chorus | 3D Theatricals | Marc Kudisch (Dir.); Shannon Lewis (Chor.)], A Christmas Carol (Tiny Tim | Rose Center Theater) Willy Wonka Jr. (Charlie Bucket), Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (Winnie the Pooh). See resume in Bio section for even more.
"The kids do an amazing job playing their instruments. The girl on drums is PHENOMENAL! It's so good!" Quote starts at 6:39
School of Rock - Planet 105.1 FM - Lukas & Larae in the Morning
AUG 11, 2021 [ MP3 ]
"The four students who make up the main band also deserve a special mention. It’s nothing short of incredible that on top of their singing and dancing prowess, [they] rock out live every night and do it as well as any group of professional musicians. These kids are simply that good." REVIEW: Tuacahn's 'School of Rock' really, really rocks - The Spectrum AUG 29, 2021 [ PNG | PDF ]
"All of the young actors were superb. I particularly enjoyed Grant Westcott as fashionista Billy Sanford and Adrienne Amanda Morrow as drummer Freddy Hamilton. Morrow gave a confident, natural-feeling performance that seemed effortless." REVIEW: Tuacahn: School of (Red) Rock - Utah Theatre Bloggers AUG 04, 2021 [ JPG | PDF ]
"First and best, La Mirada’s production boasts eight tiny performers who bring Matilda’s classmates to musical-theater life. Dunn’s choreography doesn’t pander to their age, so they’re called upon to dance all out in complex, non-repetitive moves in patterns that don’t allow for error. And they make none, each young performer moving precisely, energetically, and in full embodiment of their characters, meanwhile staying in character." - Dany Margolies
REVIEW: "At La Mirada, ‘Matilda’ teaches sound principles, has sound issues" - Whittier Daily News OCT 30, 2019 [ PNG |
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