Aaron Glaize

A southern boy at heart, Aaron Glaize grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. He graduated with a B.A. degree in Communications and Theater from Wake Forest University. He has also studied acting at Stonestreet Studios, The Meisner Studio and Guildhall School of Drama in London. He has a strong passion for acting and consistently works on his craft. His gifts are not only limited to acting but he has been singing since a young age and has studied ballet for 8+ years at Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Mark Morris Dance Group and has performed in over 20 dance productions throughout North Carolina, New York and Atlanta. He has sang with the legendary Maya Angelou at Wake Forest University, the International Jazz Sensation, Antoinette Montague, at the International Women in Jazz Festival, and has done back up vocals for Danny Boy from Deathrow Records. He has had the opportunity to perform at different theaters along the east coast. He took on his first shakespearean role as Richard III and the The Brick Theater in Brooklyn, NY He has performed in Rhode Island at the Lederer Theater Center in two productions as the leading man, the McConnell Theater in Massachusetts in the original production of Word Vomit. His travels abroad and state side has He just recently relocated to Atlanta from New York, where he studied under Tony Award Winning Actress, Faith Prince, and performed in two successful Off-Broadway productions ( And then: A Sci-Fi Folk Event and The Last question). Since relocating back to Atlanta, he has been very active in his acting classes at Get Scene Studio, The Alliance theater and private lessons. He is currently seeking representation and would love to set up any meetings with agents.