Ayun Halliday

Writer and actor, author of 'Job's Body'

Ayun Halliday - Writer and actor, author of 'Job's Body'
Born

March 29th, 1965
59 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Born in 1965, this individual is an American writer and actor who has contributed to both literature and theater. Author of the book 'Job's Body: The New Workplace', the work explores the realities of work life in the modern age. In theater, the individual performed in various productions, showcasing both acting talent and creative writing skills. The artistic journey includes involvement in the performance art community, as well as contributions to independent publications, enriching the discourse on work and creativity.

Authored 'Job's Body: The New Workplace'

Performed in leading roles in theater

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