Asha Basha Duniani is an actress, dancer, and painter. She recently starred as Nia in Synchronicity Theater's 2 women production of In the Continuum in Atlanta.  This is where we pick up her story. We met Asha at the Atlanta Jazz Festival over a game of Bocce and were immediately captivated by this vivacious young actor. We saw her performance of In the Continuum, and the power and magic of her portrayal of Nia, and several other diverse characters, is beyond description. This episode is a back stage pass to what goes on in the mind of a performer, and what drives one to walk out onto that stage, in front of everyone. She says that she lives by Stanislavski’s quote "Love the Art and Not yourself in the Art." Enjoy a heart warming conversation with the one and only... Asha Basha.

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Asha Basha Duniani is an actress, dancer, and painter. She recently starred as Nia in Synchronicity Theater&apos;s 2 women production of In the Continuum in Atlanta.  This is where we pick up her story. We met Asha at the Atlanta Jazz Festival over a game of Bocce and were immediately captivated by this vivacious young actor. We saw her performance of In the Continuum, and the power and magic of her portrayal of Nia, and several other diverse characters, is beyond description. This episode is a back stage pass to what goes on in the mind of a performer, and what drives one to walk out onto that stage, in front of everyone. She says that she lives by Stanislavski’s quote &quot;Love the Art and Not yourself in the Art.&quot; Enjoy a heart warming conversation with the one and only... Asha Basha. https://www.instagram.com/asha.b.duniani/

Artists are all around us. Maybe they left the corporate world for their artistic alter ego, or maybe they have always chased a life in art. From painter to artisan, designer to welder, photographer to writer, these are inspiring stories about unlocking the creativity inside us all. We dive in to find out how they do it, why, what they sacrifice and what they can teach us about ourselves. What muse or demons drive them to push their art form forward? And how they invent, innovate and create every day with passion and energy remaining wild at art.

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