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Nikki Manashe |
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from London, United Kingdom
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| HI there I am a professionally trained actress that has studied intensely for many years as a child and as an adult and am always trying to push my ability to the next level through many different acting style and techniques , since graduating I have had experience in TV productions and performed in many theatres across the uk, I have also led several drama workshops. I love traveling and meeting people from across the world, I have experience in musical theatre and also being part of productions shows, I love life and have a great sense of fun, I'm bright, bubbly enthusiastic and 100% reliable and dedicated to work.
I am very sporty and take care of my health by working out 5 days a week including kick boxing! | |
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Height: | 175 cm / 5ft 9in
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Hips: | 81 cm / 32in
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Ethnicity: | Other
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Shoe size: | 7.0 UK / 8.5 US / 40.5 Euro
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Skin colour: | White
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Hair colour: | Brown
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Eye colour: | Hazel
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Hair length: | Long
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Chest: | 86 cm / 34 in
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Hair type: | Wavy
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Waist: | 68 cm / 27in
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Dress size: | 10
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Trained actor at drama school, passed Lamda Exams
Faustus, played Bad Angel at Pendley Court Theatre
The Happy Prince, played Vera Lee at Hemel Hempstead Theatre
The Chorus Line, played Sheila at West Herts Theatre
Little Shop of Horrors, played Mrs Mushnik at West Herts Theatre
Arthur Miller’s Playing for Time, played Alma West Herts Theatre
Arthur Miller’s The Creation of the World, played Eve West Herts Theatre
The Happy Prince dir: Davies, M.
In this adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s ‘The happy Prince’ I performed a piece of ‘community theatre’ which involved members of the Balmoral day care centre in Watford who had learning disabilities. My role in this performance was workshop Leader, which involved working with adults with learning difficulties, devising and hosting workshops to help build the confidence and develop performance skills for the production. I also managed the publicity of the event, with two articles in the Watford Observer.
Can’t Stand up for falling down dir: Winslade, J.
A piece of youth theatre, in particular theatre-in-education, presented to young adults to explore and demonstrate the difficulties faced by people with disabilities. I took part in one performance and also devised an informative and original program with the teenagers, which was received extremely well from them.
Cheeky Monkey’s Drama Workshops
Working alongside another actor, we put together a touring company to provide a series of drama workshops for age 5-6 year olds, after recognising the lack of drama activities available to this particular age group. After researching and devising a program of games and drama activities, using music and props to introduce drama to children, we toured all local primary schools in the Hertfordshire area and had a fantastic response!
During my training I also presented a documentary created and edited by students for training NHS nurses working with adults with learning difficulties.
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