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The Warrior Woman, Inc.
Arts Education & Spoken Word Poetry Programs for Students and At-Risk Youth
It was great to listen to and freestyle with a great artist like you.
- Christian. Student @ Palm Harbor University High
I've never met anyone who cares about poetry and language as much as Adrienne.
- Jared O'Roark.
Arts Educator @
Ruth Eckerd Hall
I was really, really inspired
by all of your poetry!
- Haley. Student @
Land O'Lakes High
The science museum was a success!
The format was new and challenging
for the students, and the parents loved it.
- Zack Hill. Teacher @ Lealman Elementary
Thank you for performing for us!
You were amazing!
- Katrina. Student @ Sickles High
We loved your poetry, your attitude,
and your informative presentation.
- Connie Brasier. Media Specialist
@ Robinson High
She is an inspiring role model simply by being who she is. She uses her intellect to cast light into darkness.
- Terra Pressler, Author Creative Juices
Thank you for being a talented vessel,
an ode to life with a purpose.
- Bluz, National Poetry Slam Champion
The most engaging speaker I've ever seen. - Sandra Kauffer. Teacher @ Palm Harbor University High
Warrior Woman in the news
| Her words can silence a room. Adrienne Nadeau, 26, has always identified herself as a writer . . . as a student studying writing at the University of Tampa, she narrowed her focus to spoken word poetry. One night after a poetry performance in Ybor City, she was mugged and beaten . . . The experience left her with a permanent stage name, Warrior Woman, and a passion to empower people through spoken word. 7 - 7 - 10 | The Laker -Sarah Whitman "Poet Uses Words To Empower Others" |
| During it’s run at the Studio@620, located in the heart of downtown, St. Petersburg, Florida, [Stereotypes In America] was a powerful and daring look at the things no one talks about, the everyday, stereotypical, run-of-the-mill, good old fashioned, sex, race, faith, bigotry and fears of everyday Americans told through monologues . . . .It was introspective, memorable and current. www.KreativeKey.com | Kreative Key Productions - Kristin Pavelski "Adrienne Nadeau: A Look Behind Stereotypes" |
| Take pride in the fact that you're starving for your dream, that you're a bohemian, that you don't play by the rules. When you decide to support yourself through YOUR art, YOU become a business. You have to be prepared . . . This doesn't mean I'm not starving. I'm literally hungry right now. But I like to think I'm better at starving then most people. May 2010 | S . L . A . M Magazine "Rev - ART - lutionary" |
| The Warrior Woman, Inc. endorsed by Perez Hilton: "Visit the website to read up and donate to a very worthwhile cause!" 3 - 10 - 10 | PerezHilton.com "A Worthwhile Cause" |
| Inspiration works like fishing. You can inspire people with what you say and do and get people hooked to your work . . . . Then you can take it a step further and teach them the work they adore from you. You just gave them life long consumption of inspiration . . . . She brings together the whole pier. 4 - 22 - 10 | Beat Righter - Christian Lemus "Shoutout: A Woman Gorton of the World" |
| Inside the prison, the poets paced with eyes closed, murmuring stanzas into the air . . . searching for the right poem for the occasion. One hundred fifty men in blue scrubs filled the pews around them. The chaplain said a prayer, an inmate offered an introduction and then the first poet stepped up. 11 - 28 - 09 | The St. Petersburg Times - Dalia Colon "Prisoners Find Inspiration In Each Other" |
| Words fly through the air like bullets on a battlefield, but there is no harmful intent to them. These words are meant to enlighten and entertain. This is the English language at its finest. This is HCC’s poetry slam, and poetry lovers got their first taste of the art and attitude of spoken word. 11 - 27 - 09 | The Hawkeye - Trevor Wood "New Contest Is A Poetry Slam Dunk" |
| Stereotypes in America asks questions that are usually taboo, that aren’t discussed in polite company. Based on real-life experiences of Adrienne’s friends, the play discusses the shades of gray in our thinking about stereotypes. Theater like this starts a conversation. For a moment, it jolts your world. 5 - 04 - 09 | Creative Loafing - Sally Bosco "Review: Stereotypes In America" |
| Adrienne Nadeau, a teaching artist for Ruth Eckerd Hall, created The Warrior Woman, Inc. to get teens excited about poetry. Clearly, her goal is being met as Jeff Morganstein, a Pasco school administrator, claims: "My students were inspired by her presentation and the relationship between and creativity." May / June 09 | Prestige Magazine "From The Heart: Warrior Woman, Inc." |
| Two sisters from Clearwater are going to Washington, D.C., this week, but not for the inauguration. They're among 20 people younger than 25 from throughout the nation to . . . participate in the Do Something Social Action Boot Camp, which will be held Monday in Washington. 12 - 18 - 09 | St. Petersburg Times - Demorris A. Lee "Clearwater Sisters Head To DC For Boot Camp" |
| Adrienne Nadeau . . . demonstrates the power of writing can be just as powerful as the sword . . . The artists of The Warrior Woman, Inc. are bringing art awareness and appreciation to our youth, in an attempt to steer them in the right direction through a positive process . . . The Warrior Woman is what’s right with America! 11 - 29 - 08 | The Expressionist - Jason Dowd "Saving Teens Through Writing" |
| A month after the attack, with the scar tissue still thick inside her mouth . . . she was invited back to Ybor City to recite her poetry . . . Nadeau's arms float up and down like she's conducting an orchestra . . . Fear leaves her through her words, and she is powerful. From the back, like an amen in a church, someone says, "Speak." 8 - 23 - 07 | T. B. T - Elizabeth Dyer "Poet Finds Strength In Her Stanzas" |
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