Anya Volz and Anya Taylor joy

Anya Volz is a New York City-based comedian originally born in Vermont. Her show has been praised as surprisingly funny and not even that preachy by men all across America. She's a contributor writer and creator of content to Riot Fest, The Hard Times, and Macaulay culkin Bunny Ears. Her appearances have been featured in BuzzFeed, Vulture, and at major festivals, such as The Women in Comedy Festival in New York as well as the New York Comedy Festival. She hosts the Best Mistakes podcast with Brooklyn comedian Nika Lombazzo. She produced and hosted Our Time of the Week in the main space of The Stand Comedy Club and the Thirst Trap together with Anya Volz, which was held in legendary venues like Union Hall Caveat or House of YES. The New York Times and Time Out New York have covered her. Her short film Sex Neutral premieres soon. Anya Devi Volz has been an Vermont resident and comic actor for over a decade. Anya started acting as a child in community theatre and continued to study the arts throughout her teens. Anya-Josephine Marie Taylor-Joy is an actress. She has been awarded numerous awards, such as her Golden Globe Award and Screen Actors Guild Award. In the past, she was nominated for a BAFTA Film Award as well as a Primetime Emmy Award. Taylor-Joy dropped out of school in order to pursue an acting career when she was just 16. Anya Taylor Joy is a 16 year old American actress, born in Miami Florida. Her mother is English and one-half Spanish. The parents of her are Dennis Alan Taylor an ex-banker and Jennifer Marina Joy psychologist. Her father is Argentine, of Scottish-English descent. Her mother is of Spanish and English heritage. Taylor-Joy is one of the five children, four were born to Taylor's father's previous marriage. Buenos Aires was her home until the age of 6, after which the family moved in Victoria at London. Taylor-Joy claims that the move into London was difficult and she did not study English so that she could avoid returning to Argentina. Hill House, a school in the same district as Northlands was required to enroll her. She enrolled later at Queen's Gate School in which she took ballet classes and was involved in school productions. She dropped out of high school at 16 in order to concentrate on her acting profession. Taylor-Joy's desire to become a professional actress began at a very young age.