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He has brought his love, determination, and hard work to each and every one of his performances, which includes devised theatre, improvisation, sketch, and stand-up comedy.

Has studied abroad at The London Dramatic Academy and has previous training at Circle In The Square, Stella Adler Studio, and Upright Citizens Brigade in NYC.

After being on the winning Junior Olympic team for Water Polo, he decided to cultivate his acting career at Adelphi University.

She is interested in television, films, commercials, print and theatre, training at Adelphi University and the Stella Adler Studio of Acting.

She has studied voice and has developed a versatile singing range of different musical styles. In addition, Caitlyn interned with the New York Innovative Theatre Foundation, working to catalogue their extensive Off-Off Broadway Database.

He thrives in a creative environment and has found value in every role he has received. Currently, he designs and leads the cast of David Mamet’s The Blue Hour: City Sketches at AU.

In addition to her B.F.A. training, she is an intern at International Arts Relations (INTAR) and was was accepted into the American Theatre Wing’s SpringboardNYC summer intensive program.

He feels fortunate to be working in crime show dramas such as; Law and Order: SVU, Blue Bloods and Unforgettable.

His B.F.A. training helped him to grow immensely as an actor and his apprenticeship at Williamstown Theatre Festival allowed him to work with with performers such as Lewis Black, Brooks Ashmanskas and Lauren Molina.

Adelphi created an appreciation for process, ensemble, work ethic as well as stage combat.

Through performance, Shinice opened up and discovered elements of herself she had never known existed.

She is excited about continuing her work in the theatre, but is also very passionate about beginning a career in TV and film.

She looks forward to a career in musical theatre, theatre, as well as branching out into film, television and voiceover work.

Has a strong background in movement and physical theater. Her other passions on the stage include Stage Combat, Social Justice and Devised Theater.

Loves working with classical texts, especially Shakespeare, and has sharpened her skills in diction and accents.

Her combination of Greek, Italian and Armenian heritage contributes to her knack for whacky characters and ability to loudly project.

His pursuit of a life in the theatre brought him to New York, Virginia and London, taking advantage of his education and all the performance opportunities therein.

Her outgoing, comedic and enthusiastic personality has led her to play a variety of different roles. Amber is interested in all forms of theatre as well as film, TV, commercial and voiceover work.

Her demanding training in voice as well as in movement, provides a grounded foundation for versatility.

She is skilled in both classical and contemporary theater, movement/dance, stage combat and voice.

Her three-year conservatory training is mostly rooted in TV, film and commercials, but her love for improv and the theatre often pulls her to the stage.

Has performed in Okinawa, Japan and interned at the International Arts Relations (INTAR) in New York City.

Most of his experience lies in theatre, but his pursuits stretch to include TV, film, commercials and voice-over opportunities.

Sawitsky is the Director of Patents & Licensing & Business Development for The New York Blood Center and the Lindsley F. Kimball Research Institute (LFKRI).

A founding principal and Chief Medical Officer for the White House Medical Group, Dr. Darling has provided health care to people at the highest levels of the U.S. military and government.

Exploring ideals of peace and sustainability in a two day event.

Lecture by Khalil Gibran Muhammad on “Grand Simplification: The Challenge of Historical Illiteracy in the Age of Mass Incarceration"

“I’m honored to be working for AWP with such talented people"

Teaching fiction and creative nonfiction beginning Fall 2013

Author and historian to speak at Adelphi University on March 18, 2013