Award-winning actor, singer, educator and producer Maria-Christina Oliveras leads a workshop for Princeton students on steps to take in the first 6 months to begin a career as an actor.
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MARIA-CHRISTINA OLIVERAS is an award-winning actor, singer, educator and producer. She has performed extensively on and off Broadway, regionally, internationally, and in film and television, and has served as a singer for such esteemed artists as Taylor Mac, Toshi Reagon and Heather Christian. Dedicated to new works and underrepresented stories that reflect the diversity of our world, her career is distinguished by her transformational character work in a number of world premieres. She most recently originated the role of Tolima in the world premiere of Kiss My Aztec, a new musical by Tony-Award winner John Leguizamo and Tony Taccone, with music and lyrics by David Kamp and Benjamin Velez. Recent television appearances include The Blacklist and Madame Secretary.
The workshop will take place in the Drapkin Theater Studio located on the second floor of the Wallace Dance Building at the Lewis Arts complex, 122 Alexander Street, Princeton, NJ. View map of Lewis Arts complex
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