Adrienne Dawes

Adrienne Dawes wrote and directed short films "Kazoo" and "Wiccan Tease" and co-directed two seasons of web series "Completely Normal Activity," an improvised paranormal comedy. Her plays, which include Am I White, Denim Doves, and How to Talk to a Girl Wearing Headphones, have been developed and produced by Salvage Vanguard Theater, Live Girls! Theatre, and NJ Rep. Adrienne served as Producing Artistic Director for Heckle Her, a production company dedicated to amplifying the voices of female comedians and performers of color in Austin, TX, and directed award-winning "Doper Than Dope," a 90s themed live sketch comedy show inspired by "In Living Color" and "House of Buggin'." Adrienne has a BA in Liberal Arts (Theater concentration) from Sarah Lawrence College and completed Second City Chicago's Conservatory, Musical Improv, and Writing programs. Adrienne was part of the first writing cohort of the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, supported by the George Kaiser Family Foundation.