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Kyosin Kang (pronounced "Key-Ocean Kah-ng") is a Korean American stage and film actress (Equity Membership Candidate and SAG-Eligible). She grew up in Michigan and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Michigan. She later graduated from an intensive year-long theater/acting training program at The Theatre Lab of the Dramatic Arts in Washington, DC. She continues to train in various acting and movement techniques. She is grateful to have had the opportunity to work with 20+ theaters and 20+ film production companies.
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Resumes
| kyosin_kang_theater_resume.pdf |
| kyosin_kang_film_resume.pdf |
Special Skills
Movement: Michael Chekhov, Viewpoints, Alexander Technique, Jacques Lecoq, Stage combat
Language: Korean (intermediate) and Spanish (basic/intermediate)
Dialect: Korean (proficient), Japanese (intermediate), Standard British (basic)
Instruments: Classical piano (12 years), Violin (8 years), Acoustic guitar (self-taught)
Sports: Tennis, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Yoga, Pilates
Other: Teleprompter, Ambidextrous, Stick Shift Driver, Office Equipment, Good with Children
Language: Korean (intermediate) and Spanish (basic/intermediate)
Dialect: Korean (proficient), Japanese (intermediate), Standard British (basic)
Instruments: Classical piano (12 years), Violin (8 years), Acoustic guitar (self-taught)
Sports: Tennis, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Yoga, Pilates
Other: Teleprompter, Ambidextrous, Stick Shift Driver, Office Equipment, Good with Children
Education and Training
Continuing Education
B.A. in Sociology from The University of Michigan
- Meisner (Carol Cadby)
- Uta Hagen (Marietta Hedges)
- Michael Chekhov (Joe Martin)
- Viewpoints (Marietta Hedges)
- Alexander Technique (Diana Bradley)
- Stage Combat Workshop (Casey Kaleba)
- Mask Workshop (Elena Day)
- Jacques Lecoq and Larval Mask (Dody DiSanto)
- On-Camera Scene Study (Michael Gabel)
- Advanced Acting for the Camera (John Judy)
- Voice Over (Craig Klein)
- Comedy Improv (Renee Calarco)
- Creating a One-Person Show (Elizabeth Pringle)
- Acting (Deb Gottesman, Buzz Mauro, Kim Schraf)
- Voice (Scott Morgan)
- Dialect (Tonya Beckman Ross)
- Movement, M. Chekhov (Maia DeSanti)
B.A. in Sociology from The University of Michigan
Page updated on November 2022
