Izabel Dorst is an actor, teacher, art administrator, and advocate currently based in Atlanta, Georgia. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting from Coastal Carolina University, her training includes physical theatre and devising work from Accademia Dell’arte in Italy, as well as several film and theatre training programs in New York City. You can find her work on multiple platforms from indie features and short films on Amazon Prime and Youtube, as well as social media commercials including: Barefoot Wines, RESY, and several skincare makeup brands. Izabel has also been seen in play and film festivals featured around New York City including the DREAM UP festival and SOOP new play festival. Her work in the short film “Holding On” won her a nomination for best actress in a short at the Bronx Film Festival. Her work continues in Atlanta, recently with the Alliance Theatre’s TYA productions of The Birthday of the World and Knock Knock.
Izabel’s work in performance parallels her teaching and advocacy work, where she strives to support creative, safe and inclusive spaces in all her work. She is currently developing curriculum for theatre programming geared towards children and adults with disabilities. She looks forward to another production with the Alliance!
Izabel Dorst
Izabel Dorst is an actor, teacher, art administrator, and advocate currently based in Atlanta, Georgia. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting from Coastal Carolina University, her training includes physical theatre and devising work from Accademia Dell’arte in Italy, as well as several film and theatre training programs in New York City. You can find her work on multiple platforms from indie features and short films on Amazon Prime and Youtube, as well as social media commercials including: Barefoot Wines, RESY, and several skincare makeup brands. Izabel has also been seen in play and film festivals featured around New York City including the DREAM UP festival and SOOP new play festival. Her work in the short film “Holding On” won her a nomination for best actress in a short at the Bronx Film Festival. Her work continues in Atlanta, recently with the Alliance Theatre’s TYA productions of The Birthday of the World and Knock Knock.
Izabel’s work in performance parallels her teaching and advocacy work, where she strives to support creative, safe and inclusive spaces in all her work. She is currently developing curriculum for theatre programming geared towards children and adults with disabilities. She looks forward to another production with the Alliance!
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