Joelle Aquiles Gonzalez is a Venezuelan-American production designer from Miami, FL, crafting dramaturgical contexts for live performance. She designs and builds stages, properties, and costumes that are practical, inventive, and responsive to performers, often within tight budgets, short timelines, and unconventional spaces. She has designed for theatre, circus, and events that prioritize the building of community and the seeking of truth.
    She uses her Latin background and experience as a trans woman to inform her dramaturgy and write stories in pursuit of healing, creating shared spaces that accurately reflect reality in an impressionistic way while drawing on a deep archive of references in art and design history. From initial idea through execution, she works resourcefully with versatile materials, collaborators, and techniques to make ambitious concepts logistically achievable. She is currently based in Brooklyn, NY.



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March 2026, Scenic Designer of  ‘The Unusual Chauncey Faust’ at the Gene Frankel Theatre
November 2025, Event Designer of  ‘ExperienceLIVE’ at Rock Lititz
April 2022, Scenic Designer of  ‘Mother Tongue’ at UNCSA
February 2022, Scenic Designer of  ‘Hir’ at UNCSA’s Keys to the Kingdom
April 2022, Pod Designer of  ‘Love&Depositions’ at UNCSA
February 2020, Installation Artist in ‘Live Art Museum: Pain and Triumph ’ at UNCSA
May 2020, Associate Designer of  ‘Pontem’ Apparatus
2018-2024,  Hypothetical Designs
Visual Art