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Olu Dixon

Resume

Artistic Work & Teaching Artist Experience 
 

Seattle Parks and Recreation – Community Hub Summer Pilot
Summer 2025

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  • Taught acting classes at 4 community sites, titled Act Like You Mean It!
     

  • Designed and led activities in storytelling, character play, improvisation, and performance.
     

  • Fostered a fun, inclusive environment that emphasized imagination, collaboration, and personal growth.

Artistic & Academic Education

The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts (Manhattan Campus)

Graduated in 2024 with a degree in Film and Television Performance.​

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Baltimore School for the Arts (BSA)
Graduated in 2022, having been selected and trained in the Theatre Department under Theatre Director Rosiland Cauthen.

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Baltimore Peabody Institute
Attended classes in dance and voice.

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Tapology Dance Studio
Mentored by Broadway performer and Artistic Director Brinae Ali.

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Black Star Line: ACFC (BSL)
Homeschooled in Seattle, K-8.

Early Artistic Training

Dance
Began training at age 3 with NW Tap Connection, eventually becoming a member of the performing company under the direction of Artistic Director Mrs. Melba Ayco.

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Music
Studied trumpet under Grammy Award-winning trumpeter Owuor Arunga and performed as part of the Seattle JazzED ensemble.

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Choir
Member of First AME’s Angel Choir, directed by Mrs. Debbie Cavitt.

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Theater
Cast in Langston Hughes’ Summer Teen Musical, directed by Mr. Isaiah Thomas, and performed in the Black History production, Can I Get a Witness, directed by Steve Sneed.

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Special Skills

  • Acting

  • Tap Dance, Hip Hop, House Dance

  • Skateboarding

  • Taekwondo

  • Swimming

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