Sandra Delgado

FAVORITE TVP PRODUCTION
La Havana Madrid "hehehehe"

FUN FACT
"A million years ago (the 90s) I was part of a music group, C Schmoove and the First Family (kinda like a C and C Music Factory). Our big claim to fame was opening up for Kriss Kross at the Riveria."

WHAT SANDRA LOVES ABOUT TVP
"I love walking into our rooms and thinking, I am home."

BIO
Sandra Delgado is a Colombian-Chicagoan theater artist who creates joyful spaces of connection for all. Hailed as “her own brand of triple threat” (New City Chicago), she is best known for La Havana Madrid, her hit play with music originally produced by Teatro Vista and most recently in a co-production with Collaboraction at Pritzker Pavilion as part of Millennium Park’s 20th Anniversary. Sandra is an inaugural Platform Awardee from the Walder Foundation, a United States Artist Fellow, NALAC Grantee, Illinois Arts Council Fellow in Literature, 3Arts Awardee, Joyce Awardee, and a TCG Resident Actor Fellow. Her audioplay, if you belong to me as I belong to you, is on Audible in collaboration with the Oscar winning film, Women Talking. She is one of twenty women of Chicago arts and culture honored in Kerry James Marshall's mural Rushmore at the Chicago Cultural Center, #11 in the "Top 50 Player of Chicago Theatre" list by New City Chicago and serves on the board of the Chicago Public Library. She is currently developing her new musical exploring Chicago history titled The Boys and the Nuns and a solo show exploring death, life and love. Her spiritual cabaret meets dance party, The Sandra Delgado Experience, played in Chicago earlier this summer and returns to New York next year. IG: @yosoysandradelgado

WEBSITE
www.sandradelgado.net