Dedicated to the practice of sustainable creativity and authentic communication, Danika Sudik roots her rigorous performance training practice in the concepts of relationship, compassion, and play.
Ms. Sudik's education programs, workshops, and curricula have been used by Center Theatre Group (Mark Taper Forum and The Kirk Douglas Theater), The Broad Stage, Journeys in Film, Bonnie Franklin's Classic & Contemporary American Plays, University of California, Davis, and K-12 classrooms throughout Southern California.
An L.A.-based theatre-maker and educator, Danika Sudik collaborates with individuals and ensembles to discover artful approaches to inspired performances. Each bodymind instrument has unique strengths. By developing it to be more receptive and adaptable, individuals build a repertoire of earned confidence in approaching their environment, character, and interpersonal challenges on and off the stage.
Ms. Sudik fulfills her storytelling vocation through parenting, acting, directing, dramaturgy, and education. She is a lecturer in Directing, Acting and Theatre History at the University of California, Davis, where she earned her M.F.A. in Dramatic Arts.  She holds a B.A. in Theatre, Film, and Television from the University of California, Los Angeles.