Adrienne Townes

Adrienne Townes has been passionate about the acting profession from an early age. Her mother was a talented actress, and from a child she instilled in Adrienne the love of the theater and the art of self expression through acting and song. As a young adult, she acted in numerous plays at the Arena Playhouse in Baltimore, Maryland. Two of Adrienne's favorite performances included her roles as, "Millie" in William Ignes, " Picnic," and "Veronica," in the musical, "Goodbye-Blues." During her college years at Frostburg University, while obtaining her Bachelor Degree, she took numerous courses in Voice, Drama, and Theater and was crowned the first black Miss Frostburg State University. In addition to her film credits, Adrienne has had a principal role in a nationwide National Basketball Association commercial and has appeared in numerous industrial films and national commercials including Jiffy Lube, Car Max and the Social Security Administration. Further, Adrienne has been a model and dancer on Black Entertainment Television's Concert Series.