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Marga Gomez is a comedian, writer, performer, and teaching artist from Harlem, New York. She has written and performed in thirteen solo plays which have been presented nationally and internationally. Her acting credits include Off-Broadway and national productions of The Vagina Monologues with Rita Moreno.
You describe yourself as both a romantic and an obsessive. How do those traits influence your creative process? When I am working on something, new ideas rush through my head at all times. I don’t sleep much until opening night. Because I dream the show. It’s physically rough.
Marga Gomez began her career in San Francisco’s gay comedy clubs in the mid-1980s, including the famed Valencia Rose Cabaret. A native of New York City, the Puerto Rican/Cuban-American comedian, humorist, and playwright has been one of the most prolific queer Latinx comedians for the better part of the last three decades.
Mar 30, 2004 · The actor, she alleges, had a major problem with gas on the set of a second-rate sci-fi thriller, "Sphere," in which Gomez had a tiny role.
Marga Gomez is known for her work in solo performance and stand up comedy and for being one of the first openly lesbian performers in the nation. She has appeared on LOGO’s “One Night Stand Up,” Showtime's "Latino Laugh Festival,” Comedy Central’s “Out There" and HBO’s “Comic Relief” at the invitation of Robin Williams who ...
Gomez is the author and performer of eleven solo plays which have been produced nationally, internationally, and in New York at The Public Theater, Performance Space 122, Dixon Place, and La Mama Experimental Theatre Company and in San Francisco at Brava. The Marsh and Theater Rhinoceros.
Feb 26, 2006 · Residuals from a minor role in "Batman Forever" and a ludicrous bit part in the movie "Sphere" help pay for an apartment (with no bed) in the Mission and another (with a bed) in Brooklyn.
