Nicole Javier is an actor, teaching artist, and yoga instructor. She is currently getting her MFA in Acting at University of California, San Diego (class of 2019).
She is jumping for joy for her debut at the La Jolla Playhouse in Diana, a new musical directed by Christopher Ashley, with music and lyrics by David Bryan.
Regional credits: Forever Poppy (Provincetown Playhouse), tokyo fish story (TheatreWorks), Rapture, Blister Burn (Aurora Theatre Company), Flor (Cornerstone Theatre Company), Comedy of Errors (Shakespeare Orange County), Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them (Crowded Fire Theatre), and Dis/Connected (New Conservatory Theatre).
UC San Diego Credits: A Beautiful Day in November on the Greatest of the Great Lakes, Mothers, Othello, What of the Night?, Eurydice, (w)holeness, Taming of the Shrew(d) and Though It May Shift. Nicole was an apprentice at Touchstone Theatre Company and holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from Chapman University.
Nicole currently teaches Intro to Acting, Public Speaking, and OASIS, a class helping incoming college students prepare for their first year at UC San Diego. As a teaching artist, Nicole has collaborated with companies such as TheatreWorks (Palo Alto, CA), Red Ladder (formerly San Jose Repertory, San Jose, CA) , and Working Classroom (Albuquerque, NM). Her courses have included ensemble work, movement, Shakespeare, and storytelling. She has a BFA from Chapman University and has performed in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival several times, both as a nominee for performance and featured in a production.
She is jumping for joy for her debut at the La Jolla Playhouse in Diana, a new musical directed by Christopher Ashley, with music and lyrics by David Bryan.
Regional credits: Forever Poppy (Provincetown Playhouse), tokyo fish story (TheatreWorks), Rapture, Blister Burn (Aurora Theatre Company), Flor (Cornerstone Theatre Company), Comedy of Errors (Shakespeare Orange County), Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them (Crowded Fire Theatre), and Dis/Connected (New Conservatory Theatre).
UC San Diego Credits: A Beautiful Day in November on the Greatest of the Great Lakes, Mothers, Othello, What of the Night?, Eurydice, (w)holeness, Taming of the Shrew(d) and Though It May Shift. Nicole was an apprentice at Touchstone Theatre Company and holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from Chapman University.
Nicole currently teaches Intro to Acting, Public Speaking, and OASIS, a class helping incoming college students prepare for their first year at UC San Diego. As a teaching artist, Nicole has collaborated with companies such as TheatreWorks (Palo Alto, CA), Red Ladder (formerly San Jose Repertory, San Jose, CA) , and Working Classroom (Albuquerque, NM). Her courses have included ensemble work, movement, Shakespeare, and storytelling. She has a BFA from Chapman University and has performed in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival several times, both as a nominee for performance and featured in a production.
