Jessibel Falcon
Theater - Film- Commercial- Voiceover
ALBA
A new play by Alejandro Rodriguez (Selected O’Neill NPC Finalist in 2024)
Alba is a fresh, funny and poignant interpretation of Lorca’s House of Bernarda Alba, set in Miami
Inspired by Federico García Lorca’s The House of Bernarda Alba, with a Cuban approach to life and humor, Alba follows a strong-willed Cuban matriarch struggling to maintain control of her unruly household amidst newfangled technology, mounting debts, and a suitor with questionable intentions. Set in working-class Miami, it is the story of a family’s journey as seen through the eyes of remembrance.
Elliot Norton award-winning director Mariela Lopez Ponce, Co-Artistic director of Teatro Chelsea, leads a cast featuring Elisa Guzman Hosta (Alba), Luz Lopez (Amelia), Ricardo "Ricky" Holguin* (Poet), Inés De La Cruz (Josefina), Paola Ferrer (Yolanda), Amber Nicole Rodriguez (Adela), Jessibel Falcon (Angie), and Carmen Serrato (Gladys.)
Alba features scenic design by Kristin Loeffler, lighting design by Lauren Stetson, sound design by Armando Rivera.
Performances
Week 1: Thurs Apr 17, Fri Apr 18, Sat Apr 19, Sun Apr 20
Week 2: Thurs Apr 24, Fri Apr 25, Sat Apr 26, Sun Apr 27
Week 3: Thurs May 1, Fri May 2, Sat May 3, Sun May 4
Thursday to Saturday performances: 7:30pm
Sunday's performances: 3:00pm
THE LEOPARD WOMEN
The Leopard Women By Andrew Rincon Directed by Carla Mirabal Rodriguez Friday, March 7th, 2025 at 7:30pm
Synopsis:
Amanda and Lucia are sisters who struggle to get along. And after an explosive fight between the two, each start seeing visions of Death and a mysterious creature called a Leopard Woman. The play follows them as they struggle to repair their bonds and deal with the grief of recently losing their mother. A play in Spanglish about Grief, Art and the meaning of Life.
DRACULA
A STAGE Professional Production
DRACULA
By Steven Dietz
From the novel by Bram Stoker
Directed by Melissa Bernstein
JANUARY 24th to FEBRUARY 8th, 2025
Step into the shadows and prepare for a thrilling twist on the classic gothic tale with NTC’s production of Dracula, featuring Linda Goetz in the starring role. This reinterpretation breathes new life into Bram Stoker's timeless story of Count Dracula and his insatiable need for human blood. Blending sensuality, darkness and humor, Dracula explores themes of desire and dominance through unconventional casting and intimate staging. Join us for an unforgettable evening where legend meets innovation, and experience Dracula like never before.
La Lengua No Tiene Hueso
Calderwood Pavilion
JUNE 23-25, 2023
La Lengua No Tiene Hueso is a play about a Latinx family experiencing important historical events related to Latinx/Hispanic culture and community. La Lengua No Tiene Hueso or the Tongue Has No Bone, is based on a Latinx proverb. The tongue has no bone, but it cuts the deepest, and through the deepest things. La lengua no tiene hueso, pero corta lo más grueso. A family of four, mama, papa, hija, and hijo, use pieces of media, literature, and conversation to explore 10 moments of latino history. As they take us on this journey, they beg to ask the questions; who is the American dream for? Does it matter what language we tell our stories in? And how does this country treat nuestro pueblo today?
Written by: Gabriela Tovar
JESSIBEL WILL BE PLAYING:
PATRIA MIRABAL
APRIL 13-15, 2023
Caridad Svich’s adaptation of Julia Álvarez’s 1994 novel In The Time of the Butterflies follows four sisters known as the "Mariposas," or Butterflies--Patria, Dedé, Minerva, and Maria Teresa--as they live through the dictatorial regime of General Rafael Leónidas Trujillo in the Dominican Republic in the mid-20th century. The sisters were real historical figures, and while this is a fictionalized account of their lives, in actuality they inspired resistance cells throughout the country.
As the play unfolds, audiences journey through time, and experience the interior lives of the activist sisters from the beginning of the dictatorship, to decades later as their story is being told by an older Dedé to an American Journalist.
In The Time of the Butterflies is a powerful, moving, poignant play about family, love, and sacrifice.
Storyline
María grapples with the idea of motherhood and an abortion as she navigates life as an underprivileged Latina law student. This piece is a response to the stigma of abortion and men's distorted belief, that they have the right to tell women what to do with their bodies. María provides raw insight into a woman's experience through this process, allowing us to get a glimpse of the varying motivations towards her decision.
Director: Michelle Falcon Fontanez
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Thesis in the Field of Dramatic Arts
Harvard University
