Isa Muiño
My name is Isa Muiño, and I am a gay Latine interdisciplinary artist originally from Miami, Florida. I began my theatre training at New World School of the Arts and Miami-Dade College and continued my journey at Southern Methodist University in the Meadows School of the Arts BFA Theatre Studies program. During my time in Dallas, I have had the opportunity to work as an assistant director of In the Heights at Dallas Theater Center and Men on Boats at SMU as well as a director of #ENOUGH: Plays to End Gun Violence at Kitchen Dog Theater. I have taken on acting roles in Machinal and How I Learned to Drive at SMU and my original written works DUE SOUTH and I WILL ONLY WRITE THIS ONCE were featured in Theatre East’s Wet Ink Series. I am passionate about work that investigates our sense of self and its relationship with others’ perceptions and am very interested in collaborative theatre. I plan on moving to New York within the next year, and I am excited to see where the wind takes me!
Selected Resume
Young Woman/Ensemble Machinal
Fanny Dashwood Sense & Sensibility
Woman Snapshot
Teenage Greek Chorus How I Learned to Drive
Richard Roma Glengarry Glen Ross
Maggie Den of Thieves
Reel and Photos
“Sparkling intelligence. Ready wit. Honest, lively, and rigorous in conversation. Isa Muiño approaches her work with a highly individuated analysis of text and/or devised inquiry. Her choice of material is bold. On all occasions, she exhibits a passion for craft and a commitment to acquiring the experience and technique that might bring increased depth and range to her work. She brings an abundance of imagination, insight, patience, and warmth to the building of any ensemble.”