Artistic Resume -Gina Cornejo

Gina Cornejo

Lily’s Talent Agency #312-601-2345

Height: 5’4” Weight: 135 Hair: Dark Brown Eyes: Dark Brown

Theatre

Nenny/Ave. Boy The House On Mango Street Steppenwolf Theater

Teatro Luna Jarred Goodman (Latino Theater Fest)

Teatro Luna Machos Chicago Dramatists/16th Street Theatre

Teatro Luna Lunatic(a)s Chicago Dramatists

Teatro Luna Surface Day Victory Gardens

Teatro Luna Hip Hop Theatre Fest Museum of Contempory Art

Solo Performer Full Circle Festival Adler Danztheatre

Teatro Luna S-E-X-Oh! Chicago Dramatists

Solo Performer Dream Eaters Neo-Futurarium

Texas Cabaret Metropolis PAC

Rosie Cabaret Columbia College Chicago

Erzulie Once On This Island Michiana Dunes Theater

Robin/Ensemble Godspell Tonkawa Theater

Television/Film

Hostess (V.O) Denny’s Pinnacle Productions

Gina Your Own Romance Novel Fox Chicago(Niena Drake)

Tori The Fight USC Graduate Film School

Production

Choreography Machos (Jeff Awarded: Best New Work,

Best Ensemble, 2008) Teatro Luna

Choreography Lunatic(a)s (Jeff Nominated, 2008) Teatro Luna

Choreography Lulu Silent Theatre

Choreography …Bio of George Takei Second City

Choreography Three Penny Opera Dir. Stephanie Shaw

Training/Special Skills

B.A. received from Columbia College Chicago, January 2005

Artistic Ensemble Member of Teatro Luna

16+ years of various dance training including: Ballet, Pointe, Tap, African,

Flamenco, Tango, Jazz, Modern, Musical Theater.

SAFD Certified Actor Combatant, 7 weapons.

Teacher Assistant for Nana Shineflug at Columbia College Chicago for

Body Movement, Fall 2006-Spring 2007.

Active adventure traveler, runner and yoga enthusiast;

also able to execute hand stands, cartwheels, round-offs, backbends,

walkovers, splits, a spot on drag impersonation, and 25 consecutive pushups.

References

Tanya Saracho: Founder of Teatro Luna.

David Woolley: Theater Instructor at Columbia College Chicago

**I am currently represented by Lily's Talent Agency and Shirley Hamilton.

Both agencies will be re-evaluated upon my return home in the early Spring.**