Arts Inside with Alexia Vassos

This workshop will introduce the basics of acting, challenge participants to step out of their comfort zones, and deepen their understanding of performance. We’ll touch on everything from how to warm-up (physically, vocally), to character status and stakes, and finish with each participant getting a chance to perform a 2 minute monologue with redirection. This workshop emphasizes hands-on, interactive participation to build confidence and creativity, making it suitable for both first-timers and those with experience in performance.

Alexia Vassos (she/her) is an actor and writer currently based in the Greater Toronto Area. An alumna from the Theatre and Drama Studies joint program between the University of Toronto and Sheridan College, she holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honours and an Advanced Diploma in Acting. Since graduating, she’s appeared both on stage and screen in a variety of theatre productions (Shakespeare in the RUFF), commercial campaigns (Amazon, PetSmart, Wells Fargo) and TV/film ventures (Bell Fibe TV1, Lifetime). In her recent endeavours, Alexia has been able to combine her love of the arts with her passion for disability advocacy, moderating events, participating on panels and facilitating workshops that focus on accessibility within the industry and reflect her experiences as a Disabled artist.

Arts Inside is a monthly performing arts workshop series for adults and youth 16+ led by arts professionals working in all art forms. With a focus on creation, connection and community, this is your chance to bring out your inner artist! Whether you are int erested in exploring acting, poetry, singing, creative writing, digital storytelling or dancing, each month will provide a new and exciting option! No previous experience is necessary — just an open-mind and the willingness to try something new in a safe space. Meet new people and learn from a new artist each month.

We are committed to offering an accessible and comfortable experience for all. Here are some accessibility features of this program:

• Free to participate

• Wheelchair accessible venue

• ASL interpreters and support persons are welcome

• We celebrate neurodiversity and active listeners

• Snacks and refreshments provide

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