Graceson Abreu Nunez

Graceson Abreu NunezJose Neustadt2023-05-25T14:34:46+00:00

Graceson Abreu Nunez is a Queer Afro-Latino native New Yorker, born and raised in Harlem to Dominican parents. His body of work encompasses acting, dramaturgy, and performance, with a BFA from Boston University. In 2020, he began working with Jupiter Performance Studio and Ebony Noelle Golden on the development of Jubilee 11213 and has since remained with the Studio working on a variety of projects. In 2022 he became a company member at Double Edge Theatre, working as a marketing associate after being a student and apprentice with the theatre. Acting; New York; Quince (the Team). Regional Theatre; We the People, Leonora’s World, Hidden Territories of the Bacchae (Double Edge Theatre). Dramaturgy; Knead, When the Cock Crows, Little Row Boat, or, Conjecture. Graceson currently lives in Madrid working as a teaching artist in Spanish public schools. gracesonabreu.com Instagram @grcsn.rfl

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We lift up the legacy of the countless peoples of African descent whose blood, bones, bodies, brilliance, and unpaid labor also built and sustained these lands.

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