ACTING FOR
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Born in NYC, Gabriel showed signs of creative aptitude from an early age, exploring in theatre, visual arts, song, poetry, and even film. As a dual citizen, she split her formative years between Texas, Virginia and Australia, all the while crafting a love of theatre.
In high school, she performed in every imaginable way, from emceeing school talent shows, singing the national anthem for her sports teams, and devising, writing, and producing several pieces for her IB theatre class. It wasn't a surprise to anyone who knew Gabriel that she wanted to study performance in university.
Gabriel now holds a Bachelors of Music in Musical Theatre from The Catholic University of America, and a Certificate of Drama from the London Dramatic Academy, and she's been performing professionally for over 10 years.
Gabriel specializes in musical theatre performance, but is in no way limited to it. She loves Shakespeare, modern dramas, musical comedies, and film too. She's drawn to devised theatre, where risks are taken, moments are fleeting, and the curiosity required for experimentation is crucial.
Gabriel is a very dedicated actor, often filling journals with character notes, thoughts, insights and questions. She loves the process and exploration.
In all creative aspects, she's unshakably playful, honestly here.
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"Her dedication to her craft, her preparation and wonderful people skills along with a diverse experience encouraged us to hire her. It's always a bit risky to give a fairly new acquaintance such a huge responsibility but Gabriel was a pure joy during the process. We can't wait to work with her again!"
Bruce R. Bennett
President/Artistic Director
St. George Musical Director
"Gabriel is a tenacious and hard working artist who rarely lets challenges get in the way of accomplishing her goals. She is constantly seeking avenues of content and creativity to both inspire her work as well as seeking new avenues of making work. She is not afraid of what she believes and is not timid about asserting her opinion even if it is unpopular. She strives to evaluate the ethics of her work and how her actions impact others. She solicits feedback and criticism from peers and receives it sincerely."
Jay Brock
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies Chair, Department of Music Performance
The Catholic University of America