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Fernando Vieira

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Fernando Vieira is an Ecuadorian-born New York-based writer, director, and performer. In 2020, Vieira wrote two plays that explore queerness, violence, and the quest for freedom: “Goodbye, Little George,” which takes place in Florida and New York between the mid- 1960’s and early 1980’s and “Anormales”, a play about queerness in Ecuador during the early 1990’s. Other recent works include the short documentary “Unlabeled” and the one-person show “Mother Dear.” As a performer, throughout 2021, Fernando has starred in the plays “Sonia se fue” (Chelsea Theater, MA), “Men on the verge of a His-Panic breakdown'' (Teatro Audaz, TX), “Haus of Dust” (The Tank, NY), and “Blood Wedding” (Phoenix Theatre, PA).
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