Bold ~ Untamed~ Fierce
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About

Our Mission

Bold, Fierce, Wild, Ungovernable, Untamed, Indomitus.

A latin adjective that has become our mission. We believe that all art should be unapologetic, raw and utterly truthful even if it is hard to swallow. It is our goal to create a movement of brave art that provokes, inspires, and educates. Live theatre needs to become our classroom and our platform to debate, and share. To create a sense of community and unity across all borders. We believe it is time to continue breaking boundaries and exceed expectations. It is time for a modern renaissance. We are seeking fearlessness and bravery to rediscover the beauty and compassion of our humanity.

One can resist the invasion of an army, one cannot resist the invasion of ideas.
— Victor Hugo

Meet the Team

 

Alexandra Fiallos, Co-Founder

It is something to be able to paint a particular picture or carve a statue, and so to make a few objects beautiful; but it is far more glorious to carve and paint the very atmosphere and medium through which we look, which morally we can do. To affect the quality of the day, that is the highest of the arts.
— Henry David Thoreau
 

Alexandra Fiallos is an award winning director that currently resides in Los Angeles. She is a graduate of the LACC Theatre Academy conservatory’s acting Program. Before moving to Los Angeles, she studied at Sheridan College in their preparatory theatre program and at institutions such as the NAC and the Stratford Festival, as well as spending 15 years training at the Kanata Ballet School studying Jazz, Hiphop, Ballroom, Ballet and Modern dance. Recently Alexandra has been delving into the world of Intimacy choreography with IDI Alumni. Alexandra choreographs both dance and movement work to stage combat; ranging from hand to hand to broadswords, rapiers and knives. She began directing in high school with works such as Othello and A Midsummer Night’s Dream to a college production of The Cmplt Wrks of Shkspre (Double Abridged Version). She is the youngest director to be a part of Homeward LA2019 as well as to be nominated and win awards at the 2109 Hollywood Fringe Festival for Indomitus theatre’s production of Start Swimming, an abstract play she directed, choreographed and produced. She looks forward to directing two plays at the 2020 Hollywood Fringe festival coming this summer. Alexandra is first and foremost an actor. Some of the characters she has had the privilege to play are Desdemona (Othello), Lady Anne (Richard the Third) Madame de Merteuil (Dangerous Liaisons), Joan of Arc (Lysistrata VS. Toxic Masculinity) and April Green (Hot L Baltimore).

If she hadn’t followed her current path, she’d probably be a husky breeder, or an astronomer.

 

Katarina Fiallos, Co-Founder

Katarina Fiallos was born and raised in Ottawa, Canada. She attended her local arts high school and graduated with honors in the drama program. Throughout her teenage years, Katarina has had the opportunity to perform in numerous productions that range from musicals to Shakespeare to experimental work. Most recently Katarina was seen at the Ottawa Fringe Festival in Third Wall Theatre’s production of Start Swimming and had her directorial debut directing Blackout by Davey Anderson. Katarina has trained with professional Canadian artists in Ottawa and at the Stratford Festival. In addition, Katarina is a trained singer and recently qualified as a provincial finalist in a Canadian music competition. In 2018, Katarina was accepted into Ryerson University’s conservatory acting program at the School of Performance and is currently completing her four-year training program in Toronto, Canada. She was last seen in the School of Performance’s production of Romeo and Juliet last fall. One of her most fulfilling accomplishments is co-founding Indomitus Theatre Company with her artistic partner, Alexandra Fiallos, to create new works and compelling theatre.

Yesterday we obeyed kings and bent our necks before emperors. But today we kneel only to truth, follow only beauty, and obey only love.
— Khalil Gibran