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Founding member of LAByrinthTheater Company: NYC THEATER; Most recent, Josefina Vidal, Public Charge (The Public Theater, Dir: Doug Hughes)) REGIONAL THEATER: Tracy, Judgement Day (Chicago Shakes, Dir. Moritz von Stuelpnagel) Inez, Somewhere (Guthrie, Dir. Joe Haj) Estella, Laughs In Spanish,(Denver Center/Hartford Stage, Dir. Lisa Portes) Nora, A Dolls House Part 2 (Long Wharf, Dir. Will Davis) Amalia/Soyla,American Mariachi (The Alley/Two River, Dir.KJ Sanchez, & James Vasquez) TV/FILM: Elsbeth, FBI Most Wanted, Law&Order: SVU. Wrote/featured in Short Cuban American Gothic, nationally aired on PBS.

Francesca Santodomingo is an artist from the Colombian Caribbean. CATF Debut! Off-Broadway: Dixon Place, Vineyard Theatre and Teatro LATEA. Regional: Arden Theatre Company, Dallas Theatre Center, Shakespeare Dallas, Theatre Three, Second Thought Theatre. She has extensive experience with new work development including at Pregones/PRTT, iD Studio Theatre, Theatre 86, Five Angels Theatre, TADA! Youth Theatre. MFA Acting, SMU Meadows School of the Arts. @francescasdomingo

Christina Pumariega (she/her) acts and writes. Often simultaneously. Last spring she performed in the world premiere of her play ¡VOS! at Two River Theater. ¡VOS! was developed at the Ojai Playwrights Conference, received the Edgerton Foundation New Play Award and was nominated for the 2026 Pulitzer Prize. She recently performed in VIDAS PRIVADAS, inspired by Noël Coward’s PRIVATE LIVES, at New York Stage & Film. She is a 25/26 member of Center Theater Group’s LA Writers’ Workshop and just completed a fellowship at the MacDowell Colony. Other plays include LABOR (Leah Ryan honorable mention), JOAN DARK (Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ New Play Summit), HARBOR GIRLS and HER MATH PLAY (EST/Sloan Grant). She is currently under commission by Manhattan Theatre Club/Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and DCPA. TV writing credits include Disney+ and NBC.

Acting on and Off-Broadway and in television and film, Pumariega has cross examined Coach Taylor, made out with the Fly and set a Cuban pharmacy ablaze in a corset. MFA, NYU Graduate Acting Program.

Kimberly Senior is a freelance director whose award winning work has been seen in 15 states in over 200 productions. At CATF, Kimberly directed Enough to Let the Light In and The Niceties. Kimberly helped to develop and directed the Broadway production of the Pulitzer Prize winning, Tony nominated Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar. Kimberly directed the HBO special Chris Gethard: Career Suicide and her work in audio has ranged from Marvel’s The Wastelanders to C13’s Ghostwriter, in addition to producing dozens of other projects for Audible. Her work with solo artists includes Harvey Fierstein, Aasif Mandvi, Dan Rather and many others. Kimberly currently teaches for Yale University, recently ran the MFA Directing program at Brooklyn College and has taught for dozens of other MFA and BFA programs all over the country. Her first book, What Would a Person Do? is available on Amazon. She is a proud union member of SDC and even prouder mother of Noah (19) and Delaney (17). Kimberlysenior.com