Enid.marie

Enid Marie (she/her/ella) is a Puerto Rican performer, stage manager, writer, and all-around storyteller who moves between the worlds of theatre, politics, and community organizing. Whether she’s bringing a story to life on stage, orchestrating the magic behind the scenes, or writing to challenge the status quo, she is always searching for ways to unlearn, reimagine, and deconstruct colonial practices of body, language, and land.

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Never one to sit still, Enid earned her B.F.A. in Theatre with a double major in Politics, a minor in History, and Theatre Studies Honors at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. She is now an M.A. student in Arts Politics, continuing to push herself and others toward collective transformation. You can often find her leading Latin American community organizations, managing productions, or fully immersed in bringing a new project to life. A passionate traveler, reader, and mover, Enid believes storytelling isn’t just about entertainment—it’s about reclaiming narratives, building community, and imagining new futures. ¡De PR para el mundo!