Three Sea Stories is an intimate, women-led theatrical work that explores sisterhood, memory, and the generational wounds shared across Latin American families. The play examines how personal histories echo across time, shaping relationships and emotional inheritance.

Originally written in Spanish by Peruvian playwright Mariana de Althaus and translated into English by the company, the piece brings Latin American storytelling to new audiences while preserving its cultural and emotional depth.

Created and performed by a team of Latina artists, Three Sea Stories centers on intimate performance, live music, and shared space between performers and audience.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

Julissa Roman (Director)
Julissa Roman is a Peruvian actress and voiceover artist who has worked professionally in New York for over a decade. Her credits include leading roles at La MaMa, IATI, and LATEA, and collaborations with playwright Catherine Filloux. She is the recipient of a HOLA Award and has appeared on screen in Exposed (Lionsgate), Nueva York (Discovery), and We Speak NYC. Julissa is a faculty member at HB Studio and a Hagen Teacher’s Lab graduate.

Daniela Cusi (Performer / Producer)
Daniela Cusi is a Peruvian actress, dancer, and emerging director trained at the Stella Adler Professional Conservatory. Her work includes The Wolves, The Cherry Orchard, and Electric Syrup. With a background in communications, Daniela is passionate about storytelling that amplifies Latin American voices and experiences.

Milena Cataño (Performer / Producer)
Milena Cataño is a Peruvian actress and director based in New York, trained at the Stella Adler Studio. She holds a degree in film from UPC University in Lima and is dedicated to storytelling that reveals emotional depth and human vulnerability. She also works as a teaching artist, mentoring the next generation of performers.

Tatianna Danger (Performer)
Tatianna Danger is a Cuban-Colombian actress trained in the Meisner Technique at the Maggie Flanigan Studio. Her work includes Kingdom of Earth, Top Girls, and various independent film projects. Her artistic practice is informed by an interest in the human psyche and somatic healing.

Jimena Rosas (Performer) is a Peruvian actress based in New York City and a graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, with training at Stella Adler Studio and The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute. Her screen credits include Evil Lives Here (HBO Max), Quadrilateral, Bootleg, and The Delivery, and she has performed on stage at LATEA Theater, The American Theatre of Actors, and Under St. Marks Theatre.

ABOUT THE COMPANY

The Bravas Co. is a Latina-led collective dedicated to developing and amplifying Latin American stories for wider audiences. Their work centers on collaboration, cultural integrity, and creating intimate theatrical experiences rooted in lived experience.

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