He went on to earn a BFA in Theatre Original Works at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, WA from 2015-2018. After attending UC Davis for a year, Pablo joined the wonderful DSE community for four seasons in 2014-2017, performing and Associate Producing for the shows She Loves Me, Twelfth Night, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Cyrano de Bergerac and Bells Are Ringing. He participated in the Los Angeles Regional August Wilson Monologue Competition in 20, and took second place for the National AWMC in 2013. He was awarded the Herb Alpert Emerging Young Artist Award in 2012 by the California State Summer School for the Arts. He placed second and first several times for the English Speaking Union. He performed at the American High School Theatre Festival in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his high school performance of The Crucible in 2011. PABLO LOPEZ (he/him/his) is a storyteller-performer from Los Angeles. Please consider donating to our fundraiser using the link below!
Our hope is to use this platform to further encourage our audience and peers to help fight White Supremacy and to promote justice, reform, and equality. Collecting donations for Black Lives Matter is a chance for us to provide monetary aid to an organization fueling a national conversation about combating anti-Blackness. We acknowledge the ways in which Black people have been left out of the construct of “the canon” and how this construct has in turn been used to dehumanize and disenfranchise Black Americans in particular. As we’ve embarked on this project, we have sought to decenter the traditional structures of power that have produced Doctor Faustus as a canonical work. As a group of diverse artists, it is both a privilege to come together to present this project, and also a moment to reflect on the ways in which we can use our resources and platform to inspire greater social change. Enjoy free admission and please consider donating to Black Lives Matter.
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