Tatyana-Marie Carlo ’20

Resident Company Member and Resident Associate

Tatyana-Marie Carlo (ella/she) is a proud Puerto Rican director from Miami who received her MFA in Directing from Brown University and her BFA in Acting from New World School of the Arts. As the former Artistic Director of Micro Theater Miami, Tatyana integrated English-language plays where previously all the plays were performed in Spanish. While leading the creation process of 15-minute plays in 20′ x 8′ shipping containers, she was also able to establish Micro-theater for Kids which was never seen in the United States. Soon after she became the Associate Director of Seminole Theatre, a performing arts center in Homestead FL, where she aided in the reopening of the theater after a 40-year closure. Selected Credits include: Sueño, References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot, Behold, a Negress, Fedra, Queen of Haiti, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, Subliminal, She Kills Monsters, Carmela Full of Wishes, and several bilingual adaptations of Shakespeare with La Bulla Collective. A more detailed list can be found on her website at tatyanamariecarlo.com. Coming Soon: La Gringa at American Stage.