Cabaret
Mauricio Martínez: 5’11”
Mauricio Martínez: 5’11”at 54 Below, Mexican actor and singer is winner of an International Emmy and is one brilliant artist/performer.
February 9, 2024
Holli is a playwright and screenwriter. She is a Dramatists Guild Fellow recipient, Terence G Hall Fellowship recipient and EST/Sloan Foundation recipient for her play about the first death in space. She is a member of Dramatist Guild, Ensemble Studio Theatre, on the board of Women In the Arts and Media Coalition and a contributing writer with Verbal Supply Company http://www.verbalsupplycompany.com. She lives in Manhattan's West Village with her husband, daughter and dog, Arlo Guthrie Marshmallow.
Mauricio Martínez: 5’11”at 54 Below, Mexican actor and singer is winner of an International Emmy and is one brilliant artist/performer.
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