Anya Volz and Anya Taylor joy

Anya Volz is a New York City-based comedian originally from Vermont. The comedian has earned the acclaim of males across America for her funny humor that's not preached. She's written for Riot Fest's Hard Times, MacaulayCulkin Bunny Ears and also a creator of content. Her work has been featured in BuzzFeed and Vulture. She also appeared in several national comedy festivals, including New York Comedy Festival & Women in Comedy Festival. The podcast she hosts Best Mistakes is a podcast focused on making mistakes. The podcast is co-hosted with Brooklyn comic Nika Lombazzo. The show she co-hosted and produced was Our Time of the Week at The Stand Comedy Club main room as well as the weekly show Thirst Trap With Anya Volz that has been held at legendary venues like Union Hall Caveat and House of YES and has been published in The New York Times and Time Out New York. Her short film Sex Neutral premieres soon. Anya Devi Volz, a Vermont-born comedian and actor, is currently in production. Anya began her acting career from a young age in community theatre and continued to pursue the arts through her teenage years. Anya Josephine Marie Taylor-Joy was an actress. She's won multiple awards and nominations including an award called the Golden Globe Award. Taylor-Joy left school at the age of aged 16 in order to pursue a career acting. Anya Taylor Joy was born in Miami Florida on 16 April 1996. Dennis Alan Taylor is a retired banker, and Jennifer Marina Joy is a psychology. Her father was an Argentine who had Scottish and English roots. Her mother is of Spanish as well as English origin. Taylor Joy is the youngest of four brothers and sisters, with one coming from each of her parents' prior marriages. Her family is initially located in Buenos Aires, but moved to Victoria at the age of 6. According to Taylor-Joy, the relocation was difficult and she was unable to study English to the hope of returning to Argentina. Hill House was the new school she was required to attend after she left Northlands. Then she attended Queen's Gate School in which she studied Ballet and participated in school productions. She dropped out of high school when she was 16 in order to pursue an acting profession. Taylor-Joy always knew that she wanted to become an actor. It was when she achieved that dream, Sarah Doukas founder of Storm Management gave Taylor-Joy the opportunity of modeling.