Jessica Marvin-Romero (she/her) is a lesbian Mexican-American actress and poet. Having graduated from Temple University with a degree in theatre and an English minor, she is informed by the boundlessness of language as it works in storytelling and as a conduit for the things we must futilely attempt to translate for others from nothing more than a feeling in the bones. Interested in bilingual works, as well as those with poetic influence, Marvin-Romero strives to create theatre which brings Latine folks, queer people, and gender minorities to the forefront. She states, "As an artist, I’ve long been exploring how we go away from ourselves to then be able to come back. How hearing my aunts giggling over coffee in my grandmother’s kitchen is a play I got to watch every summer. How looking at photographs on the living room floor as my mother and I make our November altar is a play about people who are not us but inform us, still, when they’re not flesh but stories in two languages. I want to carry that with me in the work I do."

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