Isaya Evans

In reality, being a creative is rough, tough, uncertain and full of challenges… sometimes you want to give up. But, not exactly for a boy whose first ever role was as a DOOR. Seeing the other kids sing, dance happily past me (as I stood as a door in a kindergarten role play), created a spark in me, “I didn’t have to be the shy boy anymore!”. I knew I had to be out there… never to be chained on one spot again! Fast forward to campus. Amidst chasing after my degree in a different field, my love for arts still stood out, while lying to myself acting was just but a hobby, it finally stole (my limelight and my heart). After graduation, I got a job which I quit barely a week after ; I wasn’t going to be a door again in this story of life… not because doors are not important… no! But because I felt that I could be more. I could help open doors to our stories. I could tell our stories. And so, my journey as an actor began. I believe in quality work & fair play. I believe that the world’s doors have enough for all of us. In whatever I do… I Believe in standing out.