About Adrienne Sherice
Adrienne Khouri, a distinguished professional dancer, choreographer, and teacher, has dedicated herself to the art of dance from her formative years at Broward College to her current pursuit of a BFA in Performance and Choreography at Coker University in South Carolina. With a notable track record in choreography, Adrienne has crafted many original dance pieces that have garnered praise both at Broward College and now at Coker University. She has honed her skills through performances in renowned works, including those by Urban Bush Women and Giordano Dance Chicago, showcasing her versatility and artistry. Notable performances such as her involvement in the historic recreation of Tina Girouard’s Pinwheel (1977) at Art Basel in 2019 stand as testimonials to her commitment to excellence in the field of dance. Beyond her artistic endeavors, Adrienne holds the esteemed role of co-director of the Broward College Summer Dance Concert, where she actively contributes to the Talamo-Mosquera Dance Scholarship Fund. As a vibrant student originating from Miami, Adrienne Sherice graces the dance community with her mission of "dedicated to creating quality movement by planting seeds to your soul," aspiring to cultivate a welcoming environment for dancers. Outside of her dance commitments, Adrienne finds solace in assembling jigsaw puzzles and immersing herself in the fascinating world of anime, revealing a multifaceted personality enriched by diverse interests.