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ETEYA TRINIDAD (Eh-TAY-yuh, she/her/hers) is a poet, playwright, and theater artist. Her full-length play, La Sirena, was recognized as a finalist for the 2019 Bay Area Playwrights Festival and received a staged reading at Ross Valley Players last fall. She wrote and directed her first play, La Mestiza’s Colors, with the College Players at the University of San Francisco in 2017. Since then, her work has been seen at San Francisco Olympians Festival, Amios West, 3Girls Theatre, and Theatre is the Cure, among others. She is also a member of PlayGround SF’s 2020-2021 Writers Pool.
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Eteya has been looking for magic her entire life. Her deep appreciation of nature comes from her childhood surrounded by the redwoods, beaches and fog of Northern California. A queer mixed race Chicana woman, Eteya often finds herself exploring community, identity, and the power of the marginal perspective through her work. She is currently working on two new full-lengths, a poetry chapbook, and a handful of short plays (while trying to maintain her sanity).
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EDUCATION
University of San Francisco - BA, Critical Diversity Studies
Spanish and Mathematics Minors
Certification in Theater Tech and Design
OTHER SKILLS
Stage Management
Scenic, Lighting, & Projection Design
Arts Administration
Experiential Youth Facilitation
Outdoor Education
Leadership Development Programming
AWARDS / RECOGNITION
Bay Area Playwrights Festival Finalist - Playwrights Foundation, 2019
David Pangaro Arch & Arc Award - ASUSF College Players, 2016
University of San Francisco - BA, Critical Diversity Studies
Spanish and Mathematics Minors
Certification in Theater Tech and Design
OTHER SKILLS
Stage Management
Scenic, Lighting, & Projection Design
Arts Administration
Experiential Youth Facilitation
Outdoor Education
Leadership Development Programming
AWARDS / RECOGNITION
Bay Area Playwrights Festival Finalist - Playwrights Foundation, 2019
David Pangaro Arch & Arc Award - ASUSF College Players, 2016