Dr. Ana Guigui has a long-standing career as an interdisciplinary professional artist, writer, and educator. Her Broadway national tours and Off-Broadway credits as a performer, a world touring keyboardist and vocalist for Christopher Cross and various other Grammy award winning artists, and her academic degrees - a DMA in Opera/Vocal Arts from USC’s Thornton School of Music in Los Angeles and an MFA degree in Creative Writing (Stage & Screen) from Lesley University - inform her television, screenwriting, and playwriting. Her Romantic Comedic TV pilot, "The Green Room", made the second round at the 2023 Austin Film Festival. Her comedic ten-minute play, "Mumble Bumble", was a Region 1 finalist in the 2025 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) National Playwriting...
Dr. Ana Guigui has a long-standing career as an interdisciplinary professional artist, writer, and educator. Her Broadway national tours and Off-Broadway credits as a performer, a world touring keyboardist and vocalist for Christopher Cross and various other Grammy award winning artists, and her academic degrees - a DMA in Opera/Vocal Arts from USC’s Thornton School of Music in Los Angeles and an MFA degree in Creative Writing (Stage & Screen) from Lesley University - inform her television, screenwriting, and playwriting. Her Romantic Comedic TV pilot, "The Green Room", made the second round at the 2023 Austin Film Festival. Her comedic ten-minute play, "Mumble Bumble", was a Region 1 finalist in the 2025 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) National Playwriting Program's Gary Garrison Ten-Minute Play Award, and also premiered in the 2025 Boston Theater Marathon XXVII. Ana has also adapted "Mumble Bumble" as a short screenplay. Ana is currently developing her seventh full-length feature solo play, "Coquí: The Sounds of My Childhood," and a full-length historical fictional play with music, "Fortress Falls." Ana’s professional performance work has deeply informed her teaching and directing abilities. As an ongoing Professor of Voice at the Berklee College of Music in Boston since 2011, and the Longy School of Music of BARD College since 2019, Dr. Guigui teaches voice lessons in various styles/genres and languages, acting classes, directs musical theater productions, one-person shows, and student recitals and concerts (live and livestreaming). Singing and acting performances can be viewed at www.anaguigui.net.