is a director and arts administrator from Puerto Rico and Chicago. She started acting in commercials, radio, and theatre at five, then pivoted to stage management in high school. She felt more at home on that side of the rehearsal room, but quickly realized she had too many opinions. Clearly, directing was the right fit for her.
As an eldest daughter, she is (naturally) also an administrator/project manager/producer. Process matters just as much as product.
Bibiana is interested in work that plays with form, Puerto Rican/Latine history, magical realism, and stories that build empathy. (We're all stuck on this planet together; we might as well try and get to know each other.)
BIBIANA SOFÍA TORRES
DIRECTING: Fuenteovejuna & La pasión según Antígona Pérez at Repertorio Español; SDCF Directing Observer on SMASH Broadway under Susan Stroman (2025 Drama League Nominee for Outstanding Direction of a Musical); i know why iris chang died by Esmé Maria Ng at IRT; Directing Creative Assistant for Marc Bruni at NAMT Festival 2025; The 24HR Plays: Nationals & The 24HR Plays: Broadway; 54 Below; Alum, “Reasons to Go Places” Directing Seminar with Bartlett Sher; Keen Company / Theatre Row; The Green Room 42; Emerging Artists' Theatre Spark Festival; Yale Theatre & Performance Studies; Yale Dramatic Association; Yale Playwrights' Festival
ADMINISTRATION: New York Theatre Workshop (Development Associate, Individual Giving & Special Events + Executive Fellow, 22/23 Season); Theatre Producers of Color, Producing 101 (Cohort 3); Yale Dramatic Association (President 2021, Mainstage Producer Spring 2020). Double major in Sociology + Theatre & Performance Studies, Yale University.
CURRENTLY: Member, Roundabout Directors Group Cohort 7 // Part-Time Development Associate, Ensemble Studio Theatre
UP NEXT: Assistant Director for Taibi Magar on NIGHT SIDE SONGS by The Lazours, at Lincoln Center’s Claire Tow Theater