Veronica Elena Holley is a theatre manager, writer, and creative based in Southern California, where art, nature, and people weave through her life like quiet threads.
She began in classical ballet, where movement taught her graceful discipline. Overtime, she shifted towards theatre, where she found that through the collaborative artistic community, she can explore the human condition.
Veronica is the House Manager at the Riverside Community Players in Riverside, California, fostering a warm, welcoming space for patrons. She also proudly serves on the Outreach Committee, dedicated to Making Theatre Happen for communities that theatre has traditionally underserved.
Veronica is also the former Founder and Producing Artistic Director of Unnamed Theatre Company, an ensemble-based, artist-centered theatre company in Orange County.
Outside of the theatre, Veronica brings her people-first ethos to Sims Tree Health Specialists, Inc., where she supports clients, writes content about Urban Forestry, and helps steward the environment with her fellow tree-huggers.
Veronica's a poet, a reader, a recycler, and a lover of language. Currently, she's learning Japanese alongside her husband, with whom she shares a home full of books, love, and the occasional kitten rescue.
Veronica holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Vanguard University. She is a recipient of the Certificate in Arts Management from the University of California, Irvine.
All the world's a stage; read on to learn more from her side of the wings.