About Nichole
Nichole Thompson-Adams, a seasoned actress with a BFA in musical theater from Howard University, has been captivating audiences with her performances since her youth in Brooklyn. Born in Jamaica and raised in Brooklyn from the age of 10, Nichole's artistic journey is rooted in her rich cultural background and diverse experiences. Renowned for her profound ability to connect with people, Nichole brings an unparalleled depth and authenticity to her roles.
Her one-woman show, "Black Girl You've Been Gentrified," is a highlight of her career, demonstrating her exceptional storytelling skills and artistic versatility. The show, performed at renowned venues including the Cherry Hill Theatre, JOE'S Pub/ PUBLIC Theater and most recently to a sold-out crowd at WNYC Greenspace, humorously and insightfully delves into the transformation of gentrifing Brooklyn, drawing parallels with Nichole's own personal evolution. This critically acclaimed performance not only showcases Nichole's unique artistic flair but also her deep understanding of her characters' narratives, resonating with audiences across various backgrounds.
Her one-woman show, "Black Girl You've Been Gentrified," is a highlight of her career, demonstrating her exceptional storytelling skills and artistic versatility. The show, performed at renowned venues including the Cherry Hill Theatre, JOE'S Pub/ PUBLIC Theater and most recently to a sold-out crowd at WNYC Greenspace, humorously and insightfully delves into the transformation of gentrifing Brooklyn, drawing parallels with Nichole's own personal evolution. This critically acclaimed performance not only showcases Nichole's unique artistic flair but also her deep understanding of her characters' narratives, resonating with audiences across various backgrounds.