About
Madeline Grace Julie Jones is a proud aries Dallas actor, dancer, singer, and overall artist who grew up with a passion for performance in theatre and dance. That passion propelled her into a career in the arts.
Madeline (Maddie) earned her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Acting with a Religion, Rhetoric Media/Social Change, and Musical Theatre Minor from Drake University in Des Moines, IA. While working toward her degrees, she has not only developed her professional skills, but also a passion for applied theatre and how it affects communities. While in college, she was involved in many organizations and assistant directored, modeled, and acted in the local DSM scene. Directly after graduating, Madeline starting her post graduate career with playing The Wiz in The Wiz at Hope Summer Repertory Theatre where she has been preforming with every summer for the past three years. In her free time, Madeline is diligently trying to add more clothes to her nineties aesthetic wardrobe, and refining her DJ skills. An old soul at heart, you can catch her listening to Tribe Called Quest and Chic.
In the past two years, Madeline has had the opportunity to perform in 24 different states where she has been able to teach, volunteer, and strategies on how to use her experience to help inner city communities while also performing for thousands of people. She has personal styling along to her bag of tools while working under NyLaurent Fashion Showroom in Los Angeles, CA.
Before Covid-19 hit, Madeline was working a performance internship and marketing/pr job for Playhouse on the Square in Memphis, Tn. She is currently applying for her MFA in Acting with a concentration in performance studies and theatre management.
Updates
***Madeline appears on The CW Legends of the Hidden Temple in January 2022
***Madeline books first commercial with UCLA Health
*** Madeline relocated to Los Angeles, CA for the spring season
***Madeline signed with Linicomn Agency in November 2020
***Madeline playing in Ain’t Misbehavin. She was scheduled to play Crystal in Little Shop of Horrors at Playhouse on the Square before covid.
