Bilingual Latina Actress · NYC



“Ms. Vásquez … is hysterically funny.”
Gredivel Vasquez is a bilingual Latina actress of Venezuelan heritage based in New York City, with over a decade of stage work at Repertorio Español — the longest-running Spanish-language theatre in the United States. Credits include Doña Flor, Adela in Lorca's The House of Bernarda Alba, Maria in Yerma, and most recently Rosa in Las Vidas Rotas (Pablo Andrade · by Yessi Hernández), for which she won both the 2025 Premios Talía for Mejor Actriz Drama and the 2025 HOLA Award for Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor. Two prior HOLA Awards (2005, 2010) and two ACE Awards (2006 and 2011) for Best Supporting Actress. Screen credits include Your Monster (2024), Life in a Day 2020 (Kevin Macdonald / Ridley Scott), and Vidas Cruzadas.
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Yes. Gredivel Vasquez is a Venezuelan-American actress — born in Venezuela and based in New York City — with more than two decades on the New York stage and screen, including a long tenure at Repertorio Español.
Both English and Spanish. Spanish is her native language, and she performs and records voice-over fluently in both, with a neutral or regional Latin American accent on request.
Her screen credits include Your Monster (2024, opposite Melissa Barrera) and Life in a Day 2020 (produced by Ridley Scott). On stage she is a leading company member at Repertorio Español, most recently as Rosa in Las Vidas Rotas, which earned her the 2025 Premios Talía.
She has been a leading company member at Repertorio Español — the longest-running Spanish-language theatre in the United States — for over two decades, performing in works by Federico García Lorca, Gabriel García Márquez, and Mario Vargas Llosa.
Yes. Gredivel Vasquez is a bilingual Latina actress of Venezuelan heritage based in New York City. She performs and records voice-over in English and Spanish and has spent more than two decades bringing Latin American and Spanish-speaking stories to the New York stage and screen — most of them at Repertorio Español, the longest-running Spanish-language theatre in the United States.