THE SOL PROJECT
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    • Artistic Collective >
      • Adriana Gaviria
      • Rebecca Martinez
      • David Mendizábal
      • Jacob G. Padrón
      • Julian Ramirez
      • Laurie Woolery
    • Artistic Producer >
      • George Strus
    • Producing Associate >
      • Isabel Pask
    • Artists in Residence >
      • Stephanie Ybarra
      • Brian Herrera
    • Intern >
      • John Venegas Juarez
  • PRODUCTIONS
    • Sol 1: Hilary Bettis
    • Sol 2: Martin Zimmerman
    • Sol 3: Luis Alfaro
    • Sol 4: Charise Castro Smith
    • Sol 5: Noah Diaz
    • Sol 6: Guadalís Del Carmen
    • Sol 7: Mara Vélez Meléndez
    • Sol 8: Christin Eve Cato
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resident dramaturg

STEPHANIE YBARRA is an artistic producer currently in her first season as the Artistic Director at Baltimore Center Stage. Prior to working and playing in the Charm City, Stephanie served The Public Theater as the Director of Special Artistic Projects, where she led the Mobile Unit and Public Forum programs. Her career started in her home state of Texas, working with Dallas Theater Center and Dallas Children's Theater. She then fled to cooler climates, spending time at Yale Repertory Theater, Two River Theater Company, and Citizen Schools, a national after school program based in Boston. Because teaching is a hard habit to break, Stephanie continues to serve as a faculty member at The Juilliard School, and repeatedly finds herself guest lecturing for artists and producing students at NYU, Yale School of Drama and more. In light of the current state of the world, she co-founded the Artists’ Anti-Racism Coalition, a grassroots effort to help the Off-Broadway community dismantle systems of exclusion and oppression. She has received the Josephine Abady Award for producing from New York's League of Professional Theatre Women, the Congressional Award for Achievement in Excellence from Zara Aina, an international nonprofit dedicated to community-engaged artmaking, and for her sustained work around diversity and inclusion, Stephanie received the prestigious Nation Builder Award from the National Black Caucus of State Legislators in 2018. In 2019, she was selected as a YBCA 100 honoree. Stephanie holds an MFA from Yale School of Drama, and a deep belief in the power of the post-it note.

about us

The Sol Project: A  National Theater Initiative
The Sol Project is an Obie-award winning New York City-based theater initiative dedicated to fortifying a movement that brings the voices of Latiné artists and their stories to the forefront of the new American theater.

our work

The Sol Project works to create a bold, kaleidoscopic body of work by Latiné writers by fostering creative partnerships, providing platforms of support, and building artistic homes for artists of color in all areas of production. We aim to inspire collective impact across the artistic landscape in New York City and beyond.

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our partners

Atlantic Theater Company, Baltimore Center Stage, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Cara Mía Theater Company, Center Theatre Group, LAByrinth Theater Company, Latinx Playwrights Circle, New Georges, New York Theatre Workshop, MCC Theater, Playwrights Horizons, Pregones/PRTT, Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, SoHo Rep, The Playwrights Realm, The Public Theater, WP Theater, and Yale Repertory Theatre.

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  • ABOUT
  • WHO WE ARE
    • Artistic Collective >
      • Adriana Gaviria
      • Rebecca Martinez
      • David Mendizábal
      • Jacob G. Padrón
      • Julian Ramirez
      • Laurie Woolery
    • Artistic Producer >
      • George Strus
    • Producing Associate >
      • Isabel Pask
    • Artists in Residence >
      • Stephanie Ybarra
      • Brian Herrera
    • Intern >
      • John Venegas Juarez
  • PRODUCTIONS
    • Sol 1: Hilary Bettis
    • Sol 2: Martin Zimmerman
    • Sol 3: Luis Alfaro
    • Sol 4: Charise Castro Smith
    • Sol 5: Noah Diaz
    • Sol 6: Guadalís Del Carmen
    • Sol 7: Mara Vélez Meléndez
    • Sol 8: Christin Eve Cato
  • SolFest
  • SolTalk
  • Press
  • Support
  • Contact