Kylie Royce-Adams is a native from Cumberland, Kentucky, who has an absolute passion for the performing arts. Kylie has appeared in several theatre productions and storytelling events over the years. Kylie was named the Kentucky state storytelling torchbearer of 2018. She has even been recognized by the past governor of Kentucky, Matt Bevin, and was made a Kentucky colonel at the age of 17. Some past theatre performances include Sumner in Men On Boats, Ladybug in James in the Giant Peach, The Baker’s Wife in Into the Wood, and Lefou in Beauty and the Beast.

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She studies theatre at East Tennessee State University and will be graduating with a Bachelor's in May 2023 . She receives the Richey Andrea and the Daryl & Harold Frank scholarships while attending school. Her concentration in theatre has focused in acting, but she has also experienced multiple roles in the technical side theatre. She is currently working as the assistant director for East Tennessee State University’s production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. When Kylie graduates, she dreams of becoming a teacher and plans to explore the world of theatre as a director.