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JANICE MUNK
Janice Munk is an actor, teaching artist, and director, located in Rexburg, ID. She is currently an Adjunct Professor in the Theatre Department at Brigham Young University–Idaho teaching Acting 1, Voice Diction, and Improv.
Janice has appeared in numerous film and theatre productions. Some of her favorite theatre credits include Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Mowbary/Lady Northumberland Henry IV Part 2 (Orlando Shakes), Winifred Banks in Mary Poppins (Playmill Theatre), Mary Brenham/Reverend Johnson in Our Counrty’s Good (Theatre UCF), and the title role in Jane Eyre (BYU-I).
Favorite film credits include A Secret Battle (Pesantez Films), Crushed (Good Egg Productions), Seeing Squatch (Grey Matter Productions) and 115 Grains (Kiaro Pictures) to name a few. At the Grant Film Festival in Salt Lake City, UT, Janice won the awards for Best Actress, Best Director, and Best Picture for her film A Boy and a Girl (2018).
Her favorite stage directing projects include A Medieval Christmas Pageant: Plays from the York Cycle (BYU-I Mainstage), and Sonny DeRee’s Life Flashes Before His Eyes by Bill Bozzone (BYU-I).
Janice received her MFA in Acting at the University of Central Florida. Her thesis paper was on “Emotional Availability: A Practice-as-Research Exploration on Acting in Film and Theatre.”
Janice received a B.A. in Theatre Performance from Brigham Young University–Idaho, where she was a 3-year member of the improv comedy troupe Comic Frenzy. She was the first theatre student to produce her own senior recital, which paved the way for future theatre students to do the same.
Janice enjoys cooking and trying new recipes—she’s been vegan for 7 years!—and has weekly meal prep down to a science. She is an active member of her church where she currently teaches the 15-year-old Sunday School class.
In her free time, Janice likes to travel, practice Yoga, tap dance, take long baths, have good conversations, attend plays, go on walks, read at the park, or spend the day at the beach. She is the youngest of 8 children, and aunt to 24 nieces and nephews. Janice believes in using the benefit of the doubt, paying it forward, and that brown can go with black.