AYLA LOREN
Photo by Camilla Walsh Photography
Welcome.
Hi, I am Ayla Loren–I’m from the small beach town of York, Maine, and not surprisingly, if I had to choose a favorite meal, it would definitely be lobster. A proud graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, under the Stella Adler Studio, I have been blessed with the opportunity to continually immerse myself in New York’s vibrant world of culture and creativity. As an artist, I believe that art has the unparalleled power to challenge perspectives, and to unite humanity. Through my work, I aim to use art as a bridge between people, ideas, and emotions, creating to inspire change. I look forward to creating with you!
About
Photo by Elsy Bonilla
Tap. Tap. Tap. Her feet scuffed across the dirt road, theater program in hand, emerging from the magical production of Singin' in the Rain. Twirling. Bouncing. Jumping in the air. “I’m singing in the rain, just singing in the rain. What a glorious feeling, I’m happy again,” a young four-year-old sang and danced. Her face beamed as brightly as the sun. Every bone in her body felt alive. Her aunt laughed, “Get this girl on stage.” This bright-eyed, overall-wearing, wavy-haired girl was destined for a life of performance. Whether it was doing stand-up comedy for her parents at the age of five or dancing and singing in her living room with her hairbrush, there wasn’t a day that went by that she wasn’t performing in some capacity.
Ayla Loren began dancing at the age of six, and for the next eight years, she trained and competed at the Portsmouth School of Ballet, in all
genres. Simultaneously, she made her theater debut at the age of ten, playing an Oompa Loompa in the musical Willy Wonka. From that moment on, she couldn’t shake the acting bug.
In her free time, you can find Ayla reading a book in the park, listening to jazz music, doing hot pilates, volunteering at various animal shelters in the city, exploring museums, thrifting, and walking all over NYC.​
