LATEST NEWS: 
Nadia Guevara is the recipient of the 2022-2024 Drama League Stage Directing Fellowship! More here >>>>
NOW PLAYING/UPCOMING:
Show Way adapted from the book by Jacqueline Woodson at The Kennedy Center
Associate Director (Dir. Schele Williams). May 13-29.
The Odyssey written by Homer, conceived by Lear deBessonet at Dallas Theatre Center
Associate Director/Drama League Fellow (Dir, Kevin Moriarty). July 8-10.

Nadia Guevara (she/her) is director, producer, administrator, and award-winning actor. She is the 2022-2024 recipient of The Drama League Stage Directing Fellowship. 
 

Click here for directing and producing credits. 

Nadia most recently served as Director of Arts Engagement & Education at GALA Hispanic Theatre in Washington, D.C. where her pandemic project Leyendo con GALita garnered over 40,000 views. In San Diego, she served as Associate Artistic Director at New Village Arts, she spearheaded their inaugural sensory-friendly mainstage performance, and their new program Teatro Pueblo Nuevo,  which included their first-ever Latinx TYA and Latinx mainstage production.

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She was awarded the Actor of the Year Craig Noel Award for her performances in Cloud Tectonics, The Wind and the Breeze, and Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley after received a nomination for Outstanding Lead Performance for Cloud Tectonics, directed by Herbert Sigüenza.

As part of the Latinx Theatre Commons Advisory Committee, she served on the selection committee for 50 Playwrights Project's Best Unproduced Latinx Plays and is a 2019 fellow of the Advocacy Leadership Institute, National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures.

The Drama League Directing Fellows and Residents

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SD Union-Tribune Spring Arts 2018: Meet theater artist Nadia Guevara

Tne Journey Through Autism: "Legally Blonde: The Musical" Relaxed Performance

San Diego Critics Choose Nadia Guevara as Actor of The Year

People of the Year: San Diego CityBeat

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