Amelia García

Amelia García

Amelio García (he/they) is a transmasc actor and playwright originally from El Salvador. He is a Fulbright Scholar and graduated with a M.A. in Classical Acting from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. They hold double degrees in Theatre and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from Seattle University. As an actor, he’s worked with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Playwrights Realm, Milwaukee Rep,...
Amelio García (he/they) is a transmasc actor and playwright originally from El Salvador. He is a Fulbright Scholar and graduated with a M.A. in Classical Acting from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. They hold double degrees in Theatre and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from Seattle University. As an actor, he’s worked with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Playwrights Realm, Milwaukee Rep, Seattle Rep, and upstart crow collective, as well as numerous other theater companies in his hometown of Seattle. As a playwright, Amelio's work has been featured at Seattle Shakespeare Company with his queer retelling of Cymbeline. They also have an on-going collaboration with Actors Shakespeare Project in Boston for their Hamlet inspired ghost story called house of sueños. IG: @ameliorosagarcia, memerosagarcia.com

Plays

  • juana y carmen: a love story by Amelia García
    Cast: 
    2–3
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    Genre: adventure, fantasy + 3 more
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    Keyword: Latinx experience
    Genre: adventure, fantasy, horror, mystery/thriller, tragedy
    Keyword: Latinx experience
    On the border between Arizona and Mexico, deep in the Sonoran Desert, something stirs en la noche oscura. Juana is stuck entre aquí y allá and can’t remember how they died or when they made a deal for their soul with this mysterious (and beautiful) stranger who appears to have all the answers to Juana’s questions except one: whats your name? Can Juana piece together the mystery before the desert swallows both...
    On the border between Arizona and Mexico, deep in the Sonoran Desert, something stirs en la noche oscura. Juana is stuck entre aquí y allá and can’t remember how they died or when they made a deal for their soul with this mysterious (and beautiful) stranger who appears to have all the answers to Juana’s questions except one: whats your name? Can Juana piece together the mystery before the desert swallows both of them whole? Or will they both be cursed to wander the land as ghosts for the rest of eternity?