Giovanni Ortega

Giovanni Ortega (SDC, AEA, SAG-AFTRA) has been working professionally for over a decade as professor, a proponent of the performing arts & a cultural navigator. He believes in creating an accepting and inclusive relationship with communities and student populations alike regardless of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation and class. In the past few years, he's teamed up with several organizations around the world to observe how the arts and culture are used to inform different populations on how we can decimate discrimination and enhance acceptance. They engage, investigate and create stories that usually go untold but are relevant and important to share with everyone. As a multidisciplinary artist and facilitator in over one-hundred-forty college campuses and an international collaborator, these experiences have given Giovanni the opportunity to see the variety and diversity of what our society has to offer. This is what he continuously instills with people he interacts with in communities, organizations and academia. Giovanni is currently the Artistic Director for FilAm Arts Teatro, a professor for AMDA College of the Performing Arts as well as Art of Acting Studio in Los Angeles .
Art of Acting Studio Los Angeles
Smash by Jeffrey Hatcher
Based on George Bernard Shaw’s
Unsocial Socialist
Directed by Giovanni Ortega
Monday, April 29th @ 8pm
Tuesday, April 30th @ 4pm
Wednesday, May 1st @ 8pm
Thursday, May 2nd @ 4pm
Latino Theater Co. at The LATC presents
Ghost Waltz
By Oliver Mayer
Directed by Alberto Barboza
Musical Director- Alberto Lopez
Assistant Director/ Choreographer- Giovanni Ortega
Starring
Quetzal Guerrero (Juventino Rosas), Eduardo Robledo (Don Jesus), Ariel Brown (Bethina), Monte Escalante (Marie Laveau), Nathalie Peña-Comas (Nightingale) & Castulo Guerra (Professor Zeiss) & Ric’key Pageot as Scott Joplin.
We invite you at Chinatown Branch Library to gather in remembrance of the Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay victims.
Coffee, tea, and pastries will be provided.
The Lunar New Year Parade will start at 1 p.m. in front of our library. We encourage everyone to arrive early to locate parking and use public transportation. Street closures will begin at 10 a.m.
This program is supported by the Library Foundation of Los Angeles and in collaboration with
East West Players ArtsEducation
Kayamanan Ng Lahi | Treasures of our People explores the idea of a new beginning represented by the butterfly through Poetry, Music & Dance.
Presented by Poetry Festival Singapore
San Diego REP is proud to announce our inaugural HERE U.S. NOW new play commissioning program! Learn more about it from The REP's Literary Manager, Danielle Ward, and meet the six playwrights we have selected to write new works.
REP Associate Producer and Casting Director Kim Heil interviews three of six REP commissioned playwrights for the new Here U.S. Now project. Recorded on June 25, 2020.
Agent: Mademoiselle Talent Agency
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