Anya Volz and Anya Taylor joy

Anya Volz hails from Vermont. She is now an New York City based comedian. Her show has been praised as hilarious and also not preached by males from all over America. She's been a writer for Riot Fest's The Hard Times, MacaulayCulkin Bunny Ears as well as a creator of content. Her work has been highlighted by BuzzFeed, Vulture and several comedy events across the United States such as the New York Comedy Festival. She is co-host of Best Mistakes a podcast about fucking up with her fellow Brooklyn comedian Nika Lomazzo. She hosted and produced Our Time of the Week in the main area in The Stand Comedy Club and the Thirst Trap together with Anya Volz that was staged in renowned venues like Union Hall Caveat or House of YES. The New York Times as well as Time Out New York have published articles about her. Her short film Sex Neutral premieres soon. Anya Devi Volz, a comedian from Vermont, and an actor, is currently in production. Anya started acting from a young age with community theatre, and continued to pursue the arts through her teens. Anya Josephine Marie Taylor Joy was an actor. She won many awards including an Golden Globe Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award, as well as being nominated for the Primetime Emmy Award category and for the BAFTA Film Award. Taylor-Joy quit school at the age of sixteen to pursue an acting career. Anya Taylor Joy (born April 16th 1996) was born in Miami Florida. Her mother is English and half Spanish. The parents of her were Dennis Alan Taylor an ex-banker as well as Jennifer Marina Joy psychologist. Her father is an Argentine with Scottish as well as English descendance. Her mother is Spanish-English. Taylor-Joy's siblings are four of her father's former marriage. Buenos Aires was her home until she turned 6, and the family moved into Victoria within London. According to Taylor-Joy, the move was traumatic and she refused to learn English in the hopes of returning to Argentina. Her school had to change between Northlands and then Hill House. Later, she enrolled in Queen's Gate School where she trained in ballet and appeared in school plays. At the age of 16, she quit school she pursued an acting career. Taylor-Joy was an actress as a kid who was certain she would be an actor. She realized her dream after Sarah Doukas, the founder of Storm Management offered her a job as a model.