Bio
Adriana Holst is a multifaceted performer known for her dynamic performances and unique blend of music and technology. She made history as the first - and presently only - graduate of Ohio University to study musical theater and computer science, and her passion for exploring the intersection between art and technology has been a hallmark of her professional and academic life. In her time at Ohio University, she played Alma in Tennessee Williams's "Summer and Smoke" and was an actor/musician, assistant music director, and Helene understudy in the regional premiere of Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812.
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Adriana's written work ranges from short plays that feature randomly generated monologues created by her own Python program to a full-length antifascist play entitled "Invasive Species."
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Through university internships, she was able to study state-funded art in Berlin, write about AI at NASA, and intern for the legendary Gil Evans Orchestra as a transcriber.