Vocal CoachingDayle teaches voice and speech at The Stella Adler Studio of Acting. She is currently doing teacher training and a joint work study with New York Speech Coaching.
Dayle has been a student teacher at the Royal Shakespeare Company during the summer of 2012. Recently, she has been a vocal coach on THE BODY IMAGE PROJECT by Danielle Pinnock, part of the 2013 Strawberry One-Act Festival. Dayle holds a MA with Distinction in Professional Voice Practice from Birmingham School of Acting , a college of Birmingham City University in the United Kingdom. She is a member of VASTA and the ICV. |
ActingRecently, Dayle jumped in last minute to perform Samson with Seven Stages Shakespeare Company in their ShakesBEERience Staged Reading of "Romeo and Juliet" in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Dayle has acted with The Harold Clurman Festival of the Arts in NYC, with The Actors' Theatre of Columbus, Available Light Theatre, The Columbus Children's Theatre, Whistling In the Dark Theatre, and others. Dayle holds a BFA in Drama and a Minor in Producing from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and did her studio training with The Stella Adler Studio of Acting. |
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Dayle Towarnicky is a native of Westerville, OH a suburb of Columbus. From 2004-2006 she attended the Pre-Professional Theatre Program at the Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center as a member of The Black Box Theatre Company.
In 2008 Dayle interned with Culture Project, a non-profit, Off-Broadway theatre company known for it's focus on social justice and advocacy. Dayle worked on the production teams of "Expatriate" and "In Conflict." Both received outstanding reviews in the New York Times.
In 2008 Dayle interned with Culture Project, a non-profit, Off-Broadway theatre company known for it's focus on social justice and advocacy. Dayle worked on the production teams of "Expatriate" and "In Conflict." Both received outstanding reviews in the New York Times.
Photo: Attempts on Her Life, produced by Available Light Theatre, May 2010. Photo credit M. Slaybaugh.