Nina Domingue is a Black Creole Queer Woman, Griot, Actor, Playwright, Director, Cultural Memory Worker, #NOLAGirl4Life, Teaching Artist, Hard of Hearing, and Intimacy Advocate pursuing Choreographic certification, ever-becoming. She writes in the tradition of those women who explore the interior lives of Black women with love, curiosity, and wonder. Kilroy’s List 2020 “The Lost Plays”, Cleveland Public Theater, Premier Fellow 2021, CPT Catapult Fellow 2019, Nord Family Foundation Playwriting Fellow 2019, Twelve Literary Arts Barabara Smith Fellow, 2019. She last performed in POTUS at Dobama, and had her Intimacy Choreography featured in Fat Ham at the Cleveland Play House, Choir Boy at Karamu House, RENT at Cain Park and Cabaret at Case Western Reserve University. Nina is also most proud of being a mother of 5 amazing humans, the five heartbeats.
