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Asking deeper questions to inspire human connection
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La Lucha
“ As a Latina woman, uplifting underprivileged voices and telling stories that resonate with diverse audiences is central to my artistic mission. I am deeply committed to enhancing my understanding of the creative process and fostering a community that provokes meaningful dialogue — and continuously challenges our expectations. ”
Tash Gomez is an interdisciplinary professional actor based in San Diego, CA who prides herself in her unique array of talents and skills.
She is passionate about developmental, immersive and experimental works.
She has worked on various projects across San Diego ranging from; Immersive WOW Festival pieces to full-length Musical Parodies, Devised Verbatim pieces and even Shakespeare.
Her experience with Voice-Over, Short-form, and Musical Improvisation has allowed her to excel in theme park performance alongside traditional stage performance.
Her 15 years of Flute proficiency, Vocal training, sheet music fluency, and strong grasp of music theory have all contributed to her musical success.
She is currently on staff at La Jolla Playhouse as an Artistic Intern where she assists with play programming and development as well as WOW festival producing and programming.
“ My journey into the world of theater has been deeply transformative, driven by a commitment to overcoming personal challenges and learning through hands-on experience. Although I did not attend college or university, I dedicated myself to absorbing as much knowledge as possible from my peers and industry professionals.— It wasn’t until a few years ago that I realized fear was holding me back from discovering my true artistic identity. I was so focused on measuring up to those with formal education that I overlooked how damaging that mindset was to my own growth. Navigating this journey has been challenging, with many doubts along the way. However, In the process, I have discovered how important it is to tell stories that ask deeper questions to inspire human connection. ”