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Candice Martinez-Clasby is a dynamic performer with a rich background in musical theatre, acting, and vocal performance. Holding an MFA in Production/Directing from California State University, Los Angeles, and a BA in Theatre Arts from California State University, Fullerton, Candice has graced the stage in a variety of roles. From Sally Bowles in Cabaret to Maureen in RENT, her versatility shines in both dramatic and musical roles. Candice's talents extend to film, where she has appeared in various shorts, and she has lent her voice to multiple prestigious events, including the 2002 Winter Olympic Torch Ceremony. With skills in multiple dialects, dance, and child wrangling, Candice is a well-rounded artist ready for any challenge on stage or screen.

Her directorial credits include a wide array of theatrical productions, such as 9 to 5 (2024), By the Bog of Cats (2023), and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime (2022), all at Fullerton College. Candice has also directed Bus Stop at CSU Los Angeles and Almost, Maine at Hunger Artists Theatre, showcasing her versatility across genres.

In addition to her directorial work, Candice has an impressive choreography portfolio, including productions like Avenue Q at Chapman University and Hairspray at El Camino College. Her skills extend beyond the stage, with film directing credits for independent projects like Missed Connections and Not A Date.

Candice's broad expertise in production management, stage management, and teaching positions her as a multifaceted artist and educator, capable of mentoring the next generation of performers while continuing to innovate in her own creative endeavors. Fluent in Portuguese and experienced in various forms of dance and vocal performance, Candice is a dynamic force in the world of directing and choreography.