Adrieanne Perez

Stage and film actress Audrie Rivera was born in Germany and raised "all over the world" thanks to her father being in the military. While still in high school, Audrie was accepted into the prestigious Opera Theater of St. Louis where she trained and performed under the very best opera voice instructors. She successfully booked her first role in the highly acclaimed Indie film 'American Streetballers'. Her performance won her rave reviews in Los Angeles, New York and St. Louis. While the movie went on to win countless awards, Audrie's talent and passion brought her to Los Angeles where she attended The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA). Since graduating she's performed at La Jolla Playhouse, Wells Fargo Theater and Greenway Court Theater, appeared on Syfy's Naked Vegas and NBC's Will and Grace, and is an ensemble member of Native Voices, an all-Native American theater company founded by Randy Reinholz and Jean Bruce Scott. She was recently cast as "Nessa" on the digital series shot entirely on Zoom called "Quarantine", a project which donated proceeds to the SAG-AFTRA COVID-19 relief fund. When she's not working, you can catch her at the dog beach with her Staffordshire pup, Izzy.