Nia Akilah Robinson
| THEATER | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| An Octoroon | Dido | Dir. David Esbjornson | Rutgers Theater Company |
| Julius Caesar | Cassius | Dir. Simon Dormandy | Rutgers Theater Company |
| Here We Are | She | Dir. Zi Alikhin | Rutgers Theater Company |
| The Fiery and The Snuffy | Lonnie | Dir. Kevin Kittle | Rutgers Theater Company |
| A Dream Play | Dean, etc. | Dir. Christopher Cartmill | Rutgers Theater Company |
| Silentium | Eurydice | Dir. Danielle Liccardo | Rutgers Theater Company |
| As You Like It | Ensemble | Dir. Simon Dormandy | Rutgers Theater Company |
| Julius Caesar | Cassius | Dir. Simon Dormancy | Shakespeare's Globe |
| YoungArts NY | Oleanna | Dir. Mikhail Baryshnikov | Baryshnikov Arts Center |
| Salome of the Moon | Herodias | Dir. Knud Adams | PPAS |
| The Caucasian Chalk Circle | Natella | Dir. Lee Sunday Evans | PPAS |
| Students On Strike | Carrie | Dir. Jeff Statile | Theater 80 St. Marks |
| READINGS | |
|---|---|
| The Wolves (#7) by Sarah DeLappe | Dir. Billy Carden |
| A Holy Kiss by Jeana Scotti | Dir. Pirronne Yousefzadeh |
| The Resurrection Fern | Dir. Buzz Mclaughlin |
| Clockbreakers TV Pilot "Tick Tock" | Dir. Buzz Mclaughlin |
TRAINING
BFA Acting, Mason Gross School of the Arts (MGSA), Rutgers University
Chair: David Esbjornson
Head of Acting: Barbara Marchant
Acting: Barbara Marchant, Kevin Kittle, William Carden
Movement: Danielle Liccardo
Voice & Speech: Julie Foh, Heather Rasche
Masks: Kathleen McNenny
On-Camera: Billy Serow, Pat McCorkle
Audition Technique: Deb Jackel
Rutgers University at Shakespeare’s Globe Theater
Acting: Simon Dormandy, David Antrobus
Voice & Speech: Lucinda Warlock
Text: Patrick Spottiswoode, Dr. Farrah Karim-Cooper, Philip Byrd
Dialect: Mary Howland
Stage Combat: Jonathan Waller
Movement: Anna Healy, Richard Cave
Singing: Joe Atkins
Historical Dances: Huw Prall
Workshop: Mark Rylance
YoungArts New York Regional Winner Workshops 2014
Professional Performing Arts School (PPAS)
SPECIAL SKILLS
Combat: Intermediate in Unarmed and Rapier and Dagger Combat
Dance: Intermediate Ballet, African, Jazz, and Basic Tap
Dialects: Spanish, Southern, Urban New York, M.L.E British, Standard British, Jamaican
Other: Bike Riding, Roller-Blading, Ice-Skating, Swimming, Rock Climbing, Rapping, Head Stand, Tongue Click, Works Well with Kids.
