About
Aisha is a bilingual British/Japanese actor from London. She is a recipient of The Sir John Gielgud Bursary Award, The Lionel Bart Foundation Award, and was shortlisted for the Luke Westlake Scholarship (2023). She is also an accomplished pianist.
Aisha Goodman can be seen in “Confessions of a Shinagawa Monkey” with Vanishing Point Theatre Company x KAAT at The Tramway Glasgow 22nd Feb-1st March and Dundee Rep 6th-8th March.
Bio:
Pronouns: She/Her
Height: 5’5″
Playing Age Range: 17-28
Nationality: British
Scholarships Awards: Lionel Bart Foundation Award, Sir John Gielgud Bursary Award, Luke Westlake Finalist, RCS Scholarship
Skills:
Accents: RP*, American (Standard), Cockney, Heightened RP, Japanese, Yorkshire
Languages: Japanese*
Movement: Lecoq, Physical Theatre
Singing: Mezzo-Soprano
Musical Instruments: Piano*, Steel Pan*, Bass Guitar, Guitar
Previous Qualifications: MA Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge (2020)
Other: Illustration
* Denotes high proficiency or native accent
Work Experience:
Yuko Matsunaka/Amanda Whistable, Confessions of a Shinagawa Monkey, Vanishing Point (dir. Matthew Lenton)
Juliet, Romeo and Juliet, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (dir. Jaïrus Obayomi)
Woman, Forget-Me-Not, RCS off-Kilter Festival
Ensemble, Human Installation, Network Theatre Festival, Romania (dir. Diana Katharina)
Yelena Andreyevna, Uncle Vanya, RCS (dir. John Kazek)
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