SELECTED AWARDS & HONORS
2010-nominated
by the L.A. Weekly for Best Solo Performance in Bruising for
Besos (2009)
2009-selected as a Campus Pride LGBT Top 25 Hot List
2009-recipient of The Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center's L.A.C.E. Award in the Arts & Entertainment category
2009-nominated in Theatre for The Alpert Award in the Arts
2009-nominated to apply for an Irvine Fellowship
2008-awarded an Artist-in-Residence grant by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs
2008-nominated and selected as Mejor Unipersonal de Premios Sin Limite Award-NY (Best Solo Performance)
2008-honored by the CSULA Women's Center for community contributions during International Women's Day
2007-nominated by the L.A. Weekly for Best Solo Performance in Mastering Sex & Tortillas! (2006)
2007-awarded an Artist-in-Residence grant by the City of Los Angeles
Department of Cultural Affairs
2007-awarded a C.O.L.A fellowship by the City of Los Angeles
Department of Cultural Affairs
2005-selected for the Hijas de Coyolxauqui National Queer Arts exhibit
2003-selected as a PEN USA Emerging Voices Rosenthal Fellow
2002-honored as one of the national queer activists of the year by
Tentaciones Magazine
2002-selected to participate in the Lincoln Center Theater's Director's
Lab
2002-selected as a writer for the Best American Erotica Series
2001-honored as Best Theater Director by the Dallas Observer
2001-The Hungry Woman: A Mexican Medea selected as one of the top 10 productions of the year by the Dallas Morning News
2001-nominated for a Leon Rabin Award (Best Actress Category)
2000-honored as a Backstage West Honorable Mention for co-adaptation of Blood Wedding
2000-selected for a NHFA Fellowship
1999-nominated for a Jeffrey Award (Best Actress Category)
1996-selected for the Women's Festival by New Horizons Theatre Co.
1996-selected to participate in the Latin American Writer's Workshop
1995-selected for the Women's Festival by New Horizons Theatre Co.
2009-selected as a Campus Pride LGBT Top 25 Hot List
2009-recipient of The Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center's L.A.C.E. Award in the Arts & Entertainment category
2009-nominated in Theatre for The Alpert Award in the Arts
2009-nominated to apply for an Irvine Fellowship
2008-awarded an Artist-in-Residence grant by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs
2008-nominated and selected as Mejor Unipersonal de Premios Sin Limite Award-NY (Best Solo Performance)
2008-honored by the CSULA Women's Center for community contributions during International Women's Day
2007-nominated by the L.A. Weekly for Best Solo Performance in Mastering Sex & Tortillas! (2006)
2007-awarded an Artist-in-Residence grant by the City of Los Angeles
Department of Cultural Affairs
2007-awarded a C.O.L.A fellowship by the City of Los Angeles
Department of Cultural Affairs
2005-selected for the Hijas de Coyolxauqui National Queer Arts exhibit
2003-selected as a PEN USA Emerging Voices Rosenthal Fellow
2002-honored as one of the national queer activists of the year by
Tentaciones Magazine
2002-selected to participate in the Lincoln Center Theater's Director's
Lab
2002-selected as a writer for the Best American Erotica Series
2001-honored as Best Theater Director by the Dallas Observer
2001-The Hungry Woman: A Mexican Medea selected as one of the top 10 productions of the year by the Dallas Morning News
2001-nominated for a Leon Rabin Award (Best Actress Category)
2000-honored as a Backstage West Honorable Mention for co-adaptation of Blood Wedding
2000-selected for a NHFA Fellowship
1999-nominated for a Jeffrey Award (Best Actress Category)
1996-selected for the Women's Festival by New Horizons Theatre Co.
1996-selected to participate in the Latin American Writer's Workshop
1995-selected for the Women's Festival by New Horizons Theatre Co.