Storyteller Gina Cornejo strives to draw sweat, from herself and her audience

BPR Arts and Performance
19/10/2021 4 min

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Whether on stage or on the page, Gina Cornejo has always brought a focus and fluidity to her identity. For now, she uses the pronouns she/her and they/them. "This is me in my own transition of, not only in this time of coming into my own voice within my work, but coming to my own very gentle identifying as queer, identifying as a queer female, even Latina," Cornejo said. "I'm very much coming to terms with all these identifiers. I just want to keep it open and available."

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