Get to know Isa...

A Miami native with a colorful background and a love for stories, Isa has always been drawn to the art of transformation. From an early age, she learned to find her voice—and has been using it to captivate audiences ever since. She went on to develop that voice at the Boston Conservatory, where she graduated with a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre. Enriched by a bilingual background and her Cuban heritage, Isa’s journey is defined by passion, authenticity, and a fierce commitment to her artistry.

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Favorite credits include Mimi Marquez in RENT, Beth in John Proctor is the Villain, and most recently, an Industry Reading of Homesick by Juju Jaworski. Isa thrives in spaces where raw emotion meets sharp wit, and her versatility allows her to bring nuanced, impactful characters to life, whether in musicals, plays, or new works. She is constantly seeking out roles that push her boundaries and challenge both her craft and her heart.

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In her spare time, Isa likes to pretend she's the protagonist of a Nora Ephron film. She romanticizes her life by frequenting farmers markets, art museums, coffee shops, and perching on her fire escape to strum her guitar or watercolor while Fleetwood Mac hums on her record player.