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Learn More About Dyana's Experience:

ballroom dancing I have been trained in ball room dancing for four years, at the school of the performing arts. I have taken multiple classes that included waltz, salsa, tango, salsa rueda, hustle, and even swing dancing. My training did not end in the classroom, however. I was a part of the social dance company in my school as well, and actually helped to teach a ballroom dance class in one of the classes that I was enrolled in. Please feel free to contact me for lessons and tutoring or critique in technique. Bible studies I have had a lot of experience with church and actually helping with bible studies. I have read and studied just about every part of the bible, and have been involved in Bible studies ever since I was 7 years old. I am also well rounded in the history and can teach the good philosophy that was meant to be challenging and open up the minds and thoughts of my students. I wish to help tutor so that many can understand more and be trained on what something may mean... and, of course, let them come up with their own conclusions and make them more confident in what they do! theatre Whether it's improvisation to Shakespeare to writing a play, isn't it best to hire someone who has a minor in theatre from the school of the performing arts? I have been trained in theatre for years, and have played parts in lots of productions, inside and outside of school. I am specialized in the three main parts of our theatre world, which are theory parts, creative parts, and the dramatergy. The theory parts consist on great acting skills, how to develop through the character that one plays, as well as taking in every detail around them, with or without set. The creative parts are the most fun and help improve acting sufficiently. These parts include improvisation, acting games, and even writing their own scenes (or like me, writing a full length play!). Last but definitely not least is the dramatergy, which is where we look at how plays are structured and how they go through an arc that is very similar to creative writing. Of course, there's always room for Shakespeare too!