Teaching Artists

Fiona Graham

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The Drama Club NY Founder Fiona Graham has spent over two decades doing what she loves most,  bringing stories to life with children and helping actors find their truth on stage and screen. As a working actor, acting coach, and DUMBO mom,  Fiona's mission is to create a space for each child to belong in their unique creative expression.

Annalisa D’Aguilar

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Annalisa D'Aguilar is a Brooklyn original , a graduate of Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School's Drama program and Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama, where she trained as an actor, writer, director and producer.

Growing up in New York City, she was the kid who was too loud, too much, and too weird. Now she teaches. Her classes are a space where exactly those qualities are celebrated, where children are encouraged to take up space, express boldly, and discover that what makes them different is what makes them extraordinary.

Hannah Prichard

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Hannah is of the belief that it is not our business to determine the quality of our individual art, only that we must express it...and have a boatload of fun while doing it. Hannah comes to us by way of a nine year stint in Los Angeles where she taught art classes through Children Mending Hearts, an organization devoted to inspiring empathy and combat against bullying.  She was a teaching assistant at Joshua LeBar Studios, teaching scene study and audition technique.  And was a producer, actor, and current member of the selection committee for the Young Playwrights Festival with The Blank Theatre, professionally producing short plays written by young storytellers between the ages of 9-19.  Hannah comes to us with 15+ years in the industry and 10 years in childcare.  She loves working with kids, in hopes to inspire future generations to embrace the artist within them all, never be afraid of their individual uniqueness and embrace their weird.  In fact, be weirder.