about us
Latinx Mafia is a collective of diverse Latinx identified artists. The group was born out of a need to address our collective experiences with racist, problematic and misunderstood casting and storytelling practices of Latinx stories in a white-dominated media space. We come together in community to advocate for our radically accurate representation, to provide support and resources for Latinx-identified artist and to uplift our talent.
mission statement
To empower and support Latinx teatristas by reclaiming, demystifying and recreating Latinx representation in theatre/media.
Featured: Hector Zavala (Quile), Earl Alfred Paus (Danny) in Driven, by Bomi Alvarez.
Photo Credit: Anthony Bogco
vision statement
To ensure that Latinx representation in theatre and media radically and accurately embraces historically marginalized communities including but not limited to: the LGBTQ+ community, indigenous and Afro-Latinx people, differently-able folx, migrants regardless of immigration status, and the many linguistic backgrounds in Latin America.
Feature: Asia Gamble (Hero), April Ballesteros (Claudio), Much Ado About Nothing, at CSU East Bay