Hiya! In case you were wondering it's pronounced:
Gemma Pilar Alfaro
( HEM muh/p ee l ah r/ aa l - f AA - r oh)
Self proclaimed "Blackadorian" (Black and El Salvadorian). My Spanglish game is on point! Love me some fried chicken and pupusas!
Born in the coastal city of Long Beach, CA splitting my time between the LBC and Rancho Cucamonga, AS SEEN ON Next Friday and Workaholics.
First bit with the acting bug when I didn't get cast in the 6th grade play, but I knew everyone's lines.
I immersed fully into theatre when I attended Northern Michigan University participating in the Spring production of Rent.
I then transferred back to Cali to the University of La Verne because Marquette's average yearly snowfall is 149.1 inches. Nuff said.
At La Verne, I was encouraged to create my own original works on topics ranging from the Seven Deadly Sins where I explored "wrath" to piece on Colorism in which I segregated the audience forcing them to come face to face with the issue.
It allowed me to be involved in all aspects of production including my love for writing.
La Verne is also where I discovered my love for improv. Ask around, my "Adam & Eve" scene is legendary.
My time at La Verne culminated in my senior production of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun.
After graduation, I continued improv at LA Connection Comedy Theatre in Sherman Oaks for a year.
Honing my craft at Anthony Meindl's Actor's Workshop.
Let's create.
Born in the coastal city of Long Beach, CA splitting my time between the LBC and Rancho Cucamonga, AS SEEN ON Next Friday and Workaholics.
First bit with the acting bug when I didn't get cast in the 6th grade play, but I knew everyone's lines.
I immersed fully into theatre when I attended Northern Michigan University participating in the Spring production of Rent.
I then transferred back to Cali to the University of La Verne because Marquette's average yearly snowfall is 149.1 inches. Nuff said.
At La Verne, I was encouraged to create my own original works on topics ranging from the Seven Deadly Sins where I explored "wrath" to piece on Colorism in which I segregated the audience forcing them to come face to face with the issue.
It allowed me to be involved in all aspects of production including my love for writing.
La Verne is also where I discovered my love for improv. Ask around, my "Adam & Eve" scene is legendary.
My time at La Verne culminated in my senior production of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun.
After graduation, I continued improv at LA Connection Comedy Theatre in Sherman Oaks for a year.
Honing my craft at Anthony Meindl's Actor's Workshop.
Let's create.
Reading, Eating, & Seeing
The Light by Loy A. Webb
Michael's on Naples Ravioli with oxtail!
Lovecraft Country
I'm re-watching and it is so fucking good. Misha Green, holla at ya girl!
Michael's on Naples Ravioli with oxtail!
Lovecraft Country
I'm re-watching and it is so fucking good. Misha Green, holla at ya girl!