Adrienne LaValley is a voice actor and theatre artist from a small town in central New York. With a solid background in theatre and extensive voiceover training, she’s made her mark in the industry as a versatile performer, writer and director.

An experienced comedic improvisation player, Adrienne is a graduate of The Pit advanced improv program in NYC. She holds a master’s degree in arts from the University of Buffalo, and has trained extensively in New York with both Cay Michael Patten and Allan Savage. She’s also a proud member of the Actor’s Studio, NYC.

Adrienne has done an impressive amount of commercial voiceover work for huge brands like Oral B, Caplyta, Disney, Rinvoq, Baha Mar, Starbucks, Subaru, and hundreds more. Her vocal range and storytelling skills are incredibly versatile. She brings to life everything from luxury hotel voices and emotional, grounded moms to quirky teenagers, the wry girl next door, and cinematic reads that give you goosebumps.

In animation, Adrienne voices Stella, the fabulously aloof cat in Bobby Flay’s Nacho Flay pilot, multiple roles in PBS’s Unladylike and Kate, the high voltage monster in the Monster High animated pilot. She’s also voiced multiple characters in video games, but isn’t allowed to share those yet. NDA’s and all.

When it comes to character work, she loves bringing unique personas to life, like Boston accented monster teachers, sultry, eccentric villainesses, quirky brainiacs, powerful, gritty, fearless women, sarcastic teenagers, loud gym coaches with a chip on their shoulder and sweet Midwestern moms. She will always find a grounded delivery inside whatever outlandish character the script calls for. Creating characters is literally her favorite thing in the world to do.

She’s proficient in a variety of accents, including Standard American, Russian, US Boston, US New York (Long Island, Brooklyn, and Queens), Southern American (Texas, Alabama, and North Carolina), US Midwestern, US California as well as British RP, Cockney, and Scouse.