Anya Volz and Anya Taylor joy

Anya Volz, a comedian who hails from Vermont who lives in New York City. All across America the audience has said that her comedy is surprising funny and not at all preachy. She has been a writer for Riot Fest's The Hard Times, MacaulayCulkin Bunny Ears and also a creator of content. Her work has been featured in BuzzFeed and Vulture. Also, she has appeared in a number of comedy festivals across the country which include New York Comedy Festival & Women in Comedy Festival. She hosts the Best Mistakes podcast with Brooklyn comedian Nika Lombazzo. The Time of the Week, a weekly show in The Stand Comedy Club's main room was produced by her. she hosted it with her. Thirst Trap is a monthly show co-hosted by Anya Volz which has played at renowned venues like Union Hall Caveat House of YES. The New York Times has also written about the show. Her short film Sex Neutral premieres soon. Anya Devi Volz has been a Vermont resident and comic actor for more than a decade. Anya Volz started performing in local community theaters at a very young age and continued to pursue her interest in the arts all through her teens. Anya Josephine Marie Taylor Joy, an actor. She is the recipient of several awards, including her Golden Globe Award and Screen Actors Guild Award. In addition, she has been recognized for the BAFTA Film Award as well as the Primetime Emmy Award. Taylor-Joy left school at the age of 16 in order to pursue an acting career. Anya Taylor Joy, born on the 16th of April, 1996 in Miami Florida. Dennis Alan Taylor is a retired banker, and Jennifer Marina Joy is a psychology. The father of her is Argentine who is of Scottish and English descendance. She has a Spanish and English-speaking mother was her mother. Taylor-Joy is one of the five children. Four of them were born to Taylor's father's previous marriage. Buenos Aires was her home up until the time she reached age 6 when the family relocated to Victoria within London. Taylor-Joy claims that the move to London was traumatic and she was unable to learn English so that she could avoid returning to Argentina. She had to switch schools between Northlands and then Hill House. In the following year, she joined Queen's Gate School to study ballet as well as perform in productions of the school. At the age of 16, she left school to pursue acting as a career. Taylor-Joy's dream to be a professional actress was born at an early age.