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Jesse Del Fierro

Actor | Creator

Director | Facilitator

Selected

Highlights

The future world of our dreams can't be built on the corruption of the past.

- Tear is Down by Rupi Kaur

Headshots by Mike Tan

Headshots by Mike Tan

Headshots by Mike Tan

Headshots by Mike Tan

Anthropocene

Anthropocene

Directed by Ker Wells Photo by Lukas Engelhard

Headshots by Mike Tan

Headshots by Mike Tan

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Murder on the Orient Express theatre poster. The background is faded green, centred is PIOROT - a man twirling his mustache. Below him is a conductor searching with a flashlight, a women with concern on her face, and a man and a woman in a lover's embrace. A train underlines these images.

A Chinese-Vietnamese woman in a silk red dress is puckering her lips with bright red lipstick. She wears matching yellow beanie and mitts, she is about to slurp up ramen noodles using chopsticks. She stands in front of a evergreen tree covered in snow.

20 individuals wave from their Zoom box

A watercolor painted poster for Light Rapid Transit. An individual sits at the back of the Vancouver Skytrain. Their back leaning against the wall, their leg propped up against the other, they look out the back window at the train tracks.

3 individuals lay on the ground staring at the camera. It is an aerial photo of their neutral expressions.

5 young adults stand against a green chalk board, their body language and facial expressions share with the viewer each of their individual characteristics.

BOMBOGENSIS ~ A MUSICAL ~ in fushia pink text waves centre of the poster. The background of the eye of a storm across water.

8 performers sit in a realistic living room theatre set, dressed in 60s suburban wear. Each character poses differently, some smiling at the camera, others staring off emotionless.

Jesse is seated, their body facing away from the camera, on a low white platform. They look back at the camera over their shoulder, their face is lit brightly by a yellow spotlight, their yellow hat is contrast to their dark glasses frame.

An individual wearing a white shirt faces away from the camera, their head covered by a cylinder piece of white poster paper. The ends of the paper are threaded together by pink string, and hanging from the pink string are a pair of scissors that fall down to the lower back of the individual.

WILD STATE Theatre poster, 5 figures covered by different colored fabric and material cover the heads of the characters except for one whose face is only seen of their body.

An audience sits in the Roundhouse art gallery watching Kimmortal perform.

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