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I'm a Black Puerto Rican theatre maker, dramaturg, and comedy writer based in Cincinnati, Ohio. My work has taken me on numerous theatrical adventures across North America. The values I return to most often are curiosity, competence, and mischief.

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I have a BFA in Drama from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and an MFA in Dramaturgy from the University of Massachusetts. Over my career, I served as assistant director for the off-Broadway premiere of No Dogs Allowed by Sonia Manzano, am a founding member of Pipeline Theatre Company in New York, toured with the Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati, worked as Company Dramaturg for WAM Theatre in the Berkshires, served as Script Supervisor on an Audible production, directed the annual Die Hard is a Christmas Movie at The Know Theatre in Cincinnati, and served as co-Artistic Director of Impro Theatre in Los Angeles.

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Today, I'm the Literary Manager at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, where I work with playwrights and theatermakers to develop new work and responsibly revisit older works. I also serve as the director and coach of Hot Mic, Cincinnati’s improvised musical.

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Outside of theatre, you can find me indulging in some of my favorite pastimes, which include Star Trek, jazz, medieval art, karaoke, bourbon, the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Ohio State University Buckeyes football team.