Danny Gomez is a Colombian-American artist from Queens, New York. An alumnus of LaGuardia H.S., Shakespeare & Company, and Neighborhood Playhouses’s Meisner Technique program, he is dedicated to developing works that spotlight the Latine experience. A Unit 52 member at Intar Theatre, he debuted Off-Broadway in 2023 in Jose Rivera’s Sonnets For An Old Century. He is a versatile comedian, singer, dancer, writer, and graduate of the Meisner Technique program at the Neighborhood Playhouse.

Select theatre credits include: Bargaining Chip (Luis) at New Perspectives Theater; How to Feel Without Touching (Eros) at Chain Theatre; Coyote Oughta Eat That Salesman (Coyote) at Under St Marks; Pansy Craze (Manuel) at Jamaica Center For Arts & Learning; A Boy Called Lobo (Lobo) at Intar Theatre The Climate Fables: Ogallala (Antonio Ramirez) at Under St. Marks; But Soft (Jesse) at The Barrow Group; Extraordinary Aliens (David/Voice) at the Tank; Bodies & Beds (Dakota) at the Drama League, Sonnets For An Old Century (Ghosts of the Highway) at Intar Theatre, Masked: The Musical (Alejandro) at Theater 71. Film/TV credits include: Royals,  In Good Company, Invisible People, POKENO, and The Shot.

As an arts educator with Park Avenue Armory, TDF, and The MET, he enriches NYC public schools by blending creativity with academic learning, celebrating diverse cultures, and pioneering new art experiences.