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BIO. Adelina Anthony (she/they), originally from the Payaya Territories (San Antonio, TX), is a critically acclaimed Two Spirit, genderqueer, Xicana/x, lesbian feminist artist whose entire artistic trajectory of twenty-five years has centered characters/stories from Xicana Indigenous Lesbians, Two Spirits, LGBTQ+, Womxn of Color, and other historically aggrieved communities.
Adelina Anthony. Director: The Serenade. Adelina Anthony (she/they) is originally from the Payaya Territories (San Antonio, Tejas). She is a critically acclaimed and award-winning Two Spirit Xicana lesbian actor, writer, director, producer, and teaching artist. Along with Marisa Becerra, they co-founded AdeRisa Productions in 2012 as vehicle to support talent from their communities in front of ...
Adelina Anthony. Director: The Serenade. Adelina Anthony (she/they) is originally from the Payaya Territories (San Antonio, Tejas). She is a critically acclaimed and award-winning Two Spirit Xicana lesbian actor, writer, director, producer, and teaching artist. Along with Marisa Becerra, they co-founded AdeRisa Productions in 2012 as vehicle to support talent from their communities in front of ...
Dec 27, 2013 · Adelina Anthony’s new play “The Beast of Times” will be staged during a special encore performance at the Renberg Theater at the Gay and Lesbian Center in Hollywood the weekend of Friday, January 31, 2014 through Sunday, February 2 2014 at 8 p.m.
Apr 26, 2021 · Adelina Anthony, originally from the Payaya Territories (San Antonio, TX), is a critically acclaimed Two Spirit, Xicana, Lesbian artist whose entire artistic trajectory of twenty-five years has centered characters/stories from Xicana Indigenous Lesbians, LGBTQ+ Latinx, radical QTPOC, feminists WOC and other aggrieved communities.
Adelina Anthony. Fellowship. I am known as a solo performer, filmmaker, creative writer and theatre artist. I come primarily from a lineage of Xicana Indigenous lesbian feminist inquiry and aesthetics. My work finds ways to explore the intersectional needs of my communities: Two Spirit, LGBTQIA+/people of color, womyn, immigrants, ancestral and ...
1998 - Women In Literature & Letters in NYC organizing co-founder with Angie Cruz and Marta Lucía. 2001 - Closing Performer with “La Professor Mama Chichi: How to Become a Tortillera 101” at UCLA’s Otro Corazón Conference by invitation of Prof. Alicia Gaspar de Alba . 2001 - Premiered “Papi Duro” at Tongues @ Highways Performance Space
