NIA OTCHERE-SARFO
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Represented by: |
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Thruline Entertainment (CA) (310) 595-1500 Buchwald (NY) (NY) (212) 867-1200 / (212) 867-1070 Buchwald (LA) (CA) (323) 655-7400 |
FILM/TV | ||
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ABC Soul of a Nation Episode 1 |
Self |
ABC/James Adolphus |
Giving Voice Netflix Documentary |
Self |
JuVee Production/James Stern |
Wonderbird |
Noname |
USC/School of Cinematic Arts |
THEATRE | ||
Alex in Wonderland |
Peppermint |
Garry Marshall Theatre/David F |
Into the Woods |
Jack's Mother |
USC/Ken Sawyer |
Chorus Line |
Cassie |
USC/Tim Dang/Abdul Hamid Royal |
Spring Awakening |
Martha |
USC/Sandra McClain/Lisa Ruffin |
Bulrusher |
Bulrusher |
USC/Gregg Daniel |
EDUCATION | ||
University of Southern California BFA Musical Theatre (2023) |
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TRAINING | ||
Meisner, Uta Hagen, Stella Adler |
Kenneth Mitchell |
USC |
Alexander Technique |
Jeff Crockett |
USC |
Fitzmaurice, Shakespeare |
Laura Flanagan |
USC |
Scene Study and Monologues |
Michele Shay |
USC |
Acting for the Camera |
Kate Burton |
USC |
VOICE | ||
Musical Theatre |
Karen Parks,Lyndia Jonson,Daniel Lincoln |
USC |
Jazz |
Karen Parks, Ken Cazan |
USC |
Classical |
Karen Parks |
USC |
Dialects |
Ghanaian, Chicagoan, Southern, British |
USC |
DANCE | ||
Ballet |
Kathryn Dunn |
USC |
Jazz |
Saleemah Knight, Shannon Grayson |
USC |
Musical Theatre |
Graysan Kingsberry |
USC |
CONTACT | ||
Email: n.sarfo4500@gmail.com |
Phone: 201-354-0086 |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'6" |
Weight: 125 lbs |
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Ice Skating, Skateboard - street, Yoga, Dance Ballet, Dance Modern, Dancer, Singer, Vocal Range: Mezzo Soprano, African Accent, British - BBC English Accent
Nia Otchere-Sarfo is a Chicago born, Ghanaian-American triple threat. She began studying musical theatre at The Chicago High School for the Arts at the age of 14. Her desire for the craft lead her to participate and place nationally in the August Wilson monologue competition and YoungArts. Now finishing her degree at USC, Nia will pursue a career in both TV/Film and Theatre not just out of passion for the craft but in an effort to join other Black artists to change the narrative for Black women through art.