He/Him/They/Them
Creative Director, Teaching Artist, Performer
My artistic roots go back over 20 years, having grown up around family members who did theater, choir, dance, and slam poetry. I found my way to performance when I auditioned for my first show at eight years old. I’ve been non-stop ever since. I've participated both on and offstage in many Albuquerque children’s theater and community theater productions. As a soloist, I led my high school show choir in “Bohemian Rhapsody,” which I consider to be the greatest song ever written. Around that time, I played several lead roles in musicals, and studied classical singing, landing me a spot in NM All-State Choir. Toward the end of high school, I ran my own theater company, “Get In The Fridge Productions,” in which I produced and directed several shows and events, including the musicals Godspell and Spring Awakening. In 2020, I was chosen to study at The Institute For American Musical Theatre (IAMT) in NYC, where I studied with many Broadway talents including the longest running Elphaba in Wicked, Jennifer DiNoia and got glowing performance reviews from Broadway casting director Merri Sugarman. Additionally, I participated in the R.Evolucion Latina Beyond Workshop in NYC in 2025 led by Luis Salgado, who worked on the original Broadway production of In The Heights. While my passion lies in performing, I am equally driven to produce, direct, and provide for my Burque community.
She/Her
Creative Director, Teaching Artist, Performer
I am a Vocalist, Actor, Songwriter, and Dancer who's been performing since the age of six. I grew up loving musical theater and dance and began Belly Dancing with my mom at a young age. I started training classically in voice as a child and participated in opera camps for several years as well as joining the New Mexico Symphonic Youth Choir. I also competed locally and regionally in my adolescent years making the All-State Choir three years in a row. Meanwhile, I was performing contemporary styles such as musical theater, pop, and rock in school events and city wide talent shows. I've enjoyed participating in school musicals and community theater shows such as Samuel's production of Godspell. I was recently asked to perform the National Anthem at the New Mexico Wine and Chile Festival in Santa Fe. Since then I have been strengthening my techniques in different styles of dance, theater, vocal studies, directing, and storytelling.
He/Him
Teaching Artist, Performer
John is an alumni of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA) in New York City. He's worked on many NYC and Albuquerque film productions including Babygirl, IF, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Pretty Litte Liars: Original Sin, FBI: Most Wanted, Coyote, and more. He has also lead roles in two indie horror features directed by Pete Jacelone. Professional theatre includes Matilda at The Rose Theater in Omaha. His other passions include screenplay writing, filmmaking, and playing with his kids, Olive and Simba.
Hunter Josi
He/Him
Teaching Artist/Accompanist
Hunter is an alumni of the Lindquist College of Arts and Humanities (WSU) where he studied musical theatre and collaborative piano with music director/composer Ken Plain and Director of the Ogden Piano Festival, Sean Steiner. In addition to this, he is a professionally recognized sound and lighting designer involved in Salt Lake Acting Company. In 2023, Hunter left the theatre space of Utah to play in breakout indie band "Del Perro" before returning to theatre by moving to New Mexico and beginning work with Albuquerque Nuevo Teatro. He is heavily focused on creating a positive, safe, and fun space to create and collaborate.