ACTOR | SINGER | DANCER | CHEMIST
Small island, big dreams
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BIO
María (ella/she/her) is a New York-based actor, born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
She graduated from the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus with a BS in Chemistry with a minor in Theater-Acting.
Following her heart, she moved to the United States to pursue a degree at the Brown/Trinity Rep MFA Program.
María is a proud member of Actor's Equity Association.
REVIEWS
April 10, 2018
In particular Gonzalez, who has many of the more intense scenes, never manages to go overboard or let her energy drop. She also has some of the best facial reactions while other characters are talking. Between her reactions and Crowe's "old man" "get off my lawn" grimaces, it feels like you could watch this play ten times and see something new every time.
- Broadway World on 'Native Gardens'
August 16, 2018
..though Gonzalez’ character changes are much more obvious and jarring. Her various speech patterns and accents are astounding as she switches in and out of her characters with alacrity. She is, in two words, beyond compare.
- SC Sentinel on 'Venus in Fur'
April 10, 2018
As Tania Del Valle, Maria Gabriela Rosado Gonzalez, a Brown/Trinity Rep MFA acting student, takes her portrayal the farthest into farce, and she does it well as her conciliatory nature gives way to hair-pulling frustration and anger.
- The Sun Chronicle on 'Native Gardens'
August 14, 2018
And Gonzalez is riotously entertaining as Vanda, especially in her quicksilver changes from patrician countess to gauche and giddy modern Millennial.
- Good Times Santa Cruz on 'Venus in Fur'
November 15, 2018
Maria Gabriela Rosado González is wonderful in multiple roles: Mrs. Crummels, Belle, and as a party guest at a family celebration.
- newportri.com on 'A Christmas Carol'
November 14, 2018
The women in this cast, even those in minor roles bring plenty of personality and laughs to the story as well. [...] María Gabriela Rosado González doing double duty as Scrooge's fiance' Belle and his less-than-enthusiastic cook.
- Broadway World on 'A Christmas Carol'
NEWS
NNPN/KENNEDY CENTER WORKSHOP
July & October 2020
"We find ourselves in the outskirts - at the back of a city building which signals us to stay away. Slack and Ro and Cameo divulge into monologues, tracing three pasts, a present, while portending a future. A lyrical project netted in kidnap, virtual utopias, border crossing, and Freddy Krueger cosplay."
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