Kate Adams is an American actress, director, and performer based in Los Angeles, California, known for her work in independent films, theater, and voice acting.[3][4][5] She holds a B.A. in Linguistics from Northwestern University, with additional training from institutions including Stella Adler Academy, Upright Citizens Brigade, and Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum.[3] Her film credits include leading and supporting roles in projects such as *Carmen and Moony*, *Walk Out Nice and Smooth*, *The Idea of a You*, *Sleep*, *Thumb*, *No Man of God* (directed by Amber Sealey), *Kate, Unhinged*, *Bea at Rehab*, *Former Cult Member Hears Music for the First Time* (directed by Kristoffer Borgli), and *I Am Easy to Find* (directed by Mike Mills).[3][5] In theater, she has performed at Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum in Topanga, California, portraying Mary Warren in *The Crucible*, and roles in *Romeo and Juliet* and *The Imaginary Invalid*, as well as *The Pool* at The Elysian Theater.[3] Adams possesses diverse special skills, including fluency in English and Spanish, mime training from Lorin Salm, vocal coaching with Lisa Pompeil, and licenses in digestive health from Food Enzyme Institute and massage therapy from IPSB Massage School.[3] She maintains an active professional profile on platforms like Backstage, listing attributes such as 5'5" height, 120 lbs weight, and a slim build, positioning her for ongoing acting opportunities in Northeast Los Angeles.[4] Listed on MUBI as both actor and director, she continues to build relevance in indie cinema circles, with credits emphasizing creative collaborations and multifaceted performance work.[5] No major recent events or awards are detailed in available sources as of early 2026, underscoring her steady presence in emerging film and stage projects.[3][5]