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Hello, I'm Evan Cain—an actress, singer, and creator weaving my artistic tapestry in the vibrant landscapes of San Diego and Los Angeles, CA. My journey into the world of performing arts took root at Francis Parker School, where I dedicated four transformative years to mastering the craft. Here, my love for the stage led me to explore various facets of theatre, from stage managing and directing to music direction and choreography.
As the President of the Drama Club and a teacher's assistant for acting courses spanning 7th grade through high school, I embraced every opportunity to immerse myself in the rich tapestry of drama. My time at Francis Parker laid the foundation for a future filled with creative endeavors.
Currently navigating my second year as a Theatre: Performance major at Fordham University, Lincoln Center, I continue to expand my artistic horizons. At Fordham, I've not only honed my acting skills but also played a pivotal role as a carpenter and production manager assistant. My involvement in both Studio and Mainstage productions, including a Senior Thesis Studio Production alongside three talented upperclassmen, has fueled my anticipation for the exciting projects yet to unfold.
Beyond the stage, I've found a creative outlet in the world of writing. Starting at Francis Parker School, I began crafting blog posts and informational pieces about the Drama Club's latest productions. During quarantine, I co-founded an online blog called The QuaranTimes, where I assumed the role of Arts and Culture Head. Here, I write weekly articles covering a spectrum of topics within arts and culture, showcasing my versatility as a storyteller.
In the realm of hospitality, I balance my artistic pursuits as a server and assistant restaurant manager at Creme De La Crepe—a charming French restaurant in San Diego, CA. This role has enhanced my commitment to excellence, underscored by my SERVSafe Food and Alcohol Certification.
Eager to broaden my creative horizons, I've recently embarked on a modeling career, complementing my journey in acting. Deeply passionate about family, philosophy, voice, yoga, and self-care, I infuse these elements into both my personal and professional life.
Looking ahead, my dual commitment to academia and the arts remains unwavering. I plan to continue my academic journey at Fordham while actively auditioning for roles in both Los Angeles and San Diego. My passion for the art of theatre and film knows no bounds, matched only by my readiness to embrace any challenge that comes my way. Join me as I continue to explore the endless possibilities within the realms of creativity and self-expression.
This article delves into the ongoing fight against police brutality and the relentless protests for justice in America, specifically focusing on the impactful art emerging from the Black Lives Matter movement. Through powerful murals, street art, and poignant portraits, the narrative unfolds globally, capturing messages of solidarity in Bethlehem, Glasgow, Washington DC, Naples, and more.
This heartfelt piece is a nostalgic ode to the enchanting city of New York, recounting the author's treasured memories and experiences, from a humorous childhood episode in Times Square to Broadway magic and family adventures. The article takes readers on a journey through iconic New York landmarks, Broadway shows, and personal milestones, culminating in the sharing of a coveted recipe for Levain Bakery's famous chocolate chip cookies
https://www.thequaran-times.com/post/the-understudy
This evocative and introspective piece delves into the complex inner world of Lexi, a quiet yet powerful individual, exploring her love for dance, struggles with self-perception, and the yearning for recognition, capturing the essence of her uniqueness and the enduring impact she leaves on those around her.
https://www.thequaran-times.com/post/the-dancing-girl
This article delves into various acting techniques, including the Stanislavski System, Meisner Technique, Laban Method, Uta Hagen's approach, and other notable methods, providing insights into how actors can navigate their craft during the challenges of the Coronavirus quarantine by reflecting, collaborating, and creating.
https://www.thequaran-times.com/post/the-methods-of-acting
This article explores the Black Lives Matter movement, the historical context of the Black Arts Movement, and the challenges faced by Black artists, discussing the significance of terminology like "black art" and providing resources to support and celebrate Black artists and businesses.
https://www.thequaran-times.com/post/black-art-matters
Created production calendars, worked closely with production sta to manage Mainstage & Studio productions, carpentry and lighting assistant, communicated with outside institutions & collaborators.
Company: Fordham University
I worked there from 8/2022 until now