Freddy Acevedo is a classically trained actor, writer, and educator from Fort Worth, TX. He is proud of his family’s Mexican roots, and he embraces the beautiful burden that is redefining the immigrant mindset. Freddy received his MFA in Acting from the University of Missouri-Kansas City and is a former member of LAByrinth Theater Company’s Intensive Ensemble. Freddy is a member of Actors’ Equity Association. SAG-eligible.
Theatre work includes: Twenty50 (TheatreSquared), Dia Y Noche (LAByrinth Theater Company), Pachakutec (Bolivia, National Tour), Saturday Mourning Cartoons (Theatre Squared), Clyde’s (Unicorn Theatre), Twelfth Night (KCRep), Dolores Huerta: Crusader for Workers (Theatre for Young America), Jack & The Bean Magico (Coterie Theater), Lydia (William Inge Theatre Festival), Romeo & Juliet (Heart of America Shakespeare Festival) & more…
Freddy’s original play La Intrevista was produced by KC Public Theatre and sponsored by Theatre Community Fund of Kansas City. He has also written works for theatre for social change (A Call 2 Conscience Theater) and political activism (Voz KC).
Recent work:
Maquinitas (Writer/Performer) - KC Fringe Festival, Summer 2024
TheatreSquared - Twenty50 by Tony Meneses
Whim Productions - F*cking Men (Fight Choreographer)