Mariem Diaz
Notable performances: Kansas City Repertory Theatre's production of Our Town playing Rebecca Gibbs, directed by David Cromer. Credits Include: Jessica in Hand to God ; Mr.
Latest News on Mariem Diaz:
- Theater Masters Presents TAKE TEN 2019May 9, 2019
- Unicorn Theatre Presents HAND TO GODSep 3, 2016
- BWW Review: MR. BURNS, A POST-ELECTRIC PLAY at Unicorn TheatreDec 10, 2015
BIO
Notable performances: Kansas City Repertory Theatre's production of Our Town playing Rebecca Gibbs, directed by David Cromer.Credits Include: Jessica in Hand to God ; Mr. Burns a Post-Electric Play (Unicorn Theatre); And Justice for Some (Coterie Theatre); Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo (Unicorn Theatre). MFA actor credits include: Henriette in The Learned Ladies directed by Ted Swetz and Jennifer in the world premier production of Freedom Rider, directed by Ricardo Khan. Other Credits include: The Audio Cart (KC Fringe Festival); Mere Mortals...or What You Will; The Epic Project; Troilus and Cressida (UMKC Theatre) and part of the ensemble for the devised physical theatre piece called Immeasurable Heaven. Most recent film credits include; Savannah in the SAG short film production of Donor/Recipient; Crystal in the film Clock Strikes Three; Maeve in the independent production of the film Eliphtheria; writer/producer/actor in the AT&T Film Awards short The Call. Holds an MFA in acting from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Mariem currently recides in New York City, and is signed to Dulcina Eisen Associates theatrical agency.
News
by A.A. Cristi - May 9, 2019
An evening of stellar 10-minute plays from some of the top MFA playwrights in the country, Theater Masters Take Ten 2019 is an exciting presentation of new short plays from the next generation of American Playwrights. This year's Take Ten features 10-min plays by 6 stellar playwrights from some of the best MFA programs in the country. Presented in association with Rattlestick Playwrights Theater.
by Ashlee Latimer - Sep 3, 2016
In Robert Askins' Hand to God, when sock puppet, Tyrone, takes on a wickedly funny and shockingly dangerous personality all his own, the introverted teenager, Jason, who created him finds his world turned inside out. Crude, lewd Tyrone has a knack for telling the truth Jason never could and his small Texas town and Christian puppet club will never be the same in this riotous Broadway hit comedy... Warning: Graphic puppet sex and devilish behavior (so leave the kids at home).
by Alan Portner - Dec 10, 2015
Tomorrow as it might be with Homer, Marge, and Bart Simpson
by BWW News Desk - Sep 5, 2014
Kansas City Repertory Theatre will open its 50th anniversary celebration with the Kansas City premiere of David Cromer's Our Town, an enduring American story which examines the everyday lives of an average town's citizens in the early twentieth century. Our Town, one of the greatest American plays written by Thornton Wilder, the three-time Pulitzer prize-winning playwright and novelist will be directed by David Cromer, MacArthur Foundation 'genius' grant recipient and director of KC Rep's 2009 production of The Glass Menagerie which received national and local critical acclaim. This co-production with UMKC Theatre will feature redesigned seating at Spencer Theatre in the James C. Olson performing Arts Center on the UMKC campus. The show will run tnight, September 5 through 28th.
by Tyler Peterson - Aug 12, 2014
Kansas City Repertory Theatre will open its 50th anniversary celebration with the Kansas City premiere of David Cromer's Our Town, an enduring American story which examines the everyday lives of an average town's citizens in the early twentieth century. Our Town, one of the greatest American plays written by Thornton Wilder, the three-time Pulitzer prize-winning playwright and novelist will be directed by David Cromer, MacArthur Foundation 'genius' grant recipient and director of KC Rep's 2009 production of The Glass Menagerie which received national and local critical acclaim. This co-production with UMKC Theatre will feature redesigned seating at Spencer Theatre in the James C. Olson performing Arts Center on the UMKC campus. The show will run September 5 through 28th. High resolution photos can be found here .
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