Lillian Ribeiro. 
V-Day Hoboken Worldwide Organizer. Co-Director. Lillian holds a BS in Marketing and Theatre Arts from Rutgers University.  She has excelled in the hospitality industry where she currently works as a Sales & Marketing Associate for Waterstone Marketing. 

Lillian’s involvement with the performing arts includes reviving the Theatre Arts Group (T.A.G.) at Rutgers-Newark, a student organization which is dedicated to showcasing students’ performance art work. During her presidency she coordinated the student-run productions of Tainted Love and Shattered Dreams. Her Rutgers directing credits include This Is How It Is for The Director’s Project, a site specific performance for Invisible Cities with Italian director Pino Di Budo, a scene from Maria Irene Fornes’ The Conduct of Life, scene from Sam Shepard’s Fool for Love and choreographed & directed The Human Sculpture.  Recently, Lillian directed a reading of Adam Webster’s Lysistrata for the world-wide theatrical anti-war movement, Lysistrata Project at the _gaia Studio and co-directed Who Am I at the Abingdon Theatre, part of the Midtown International Theatre Festival in New York City. 

Lillian also organized locally recognized dance and theatre performers at the recent Jersey City Studio Artist tour bringing together dancers, percussionists, choreographers and theatre enthusiasts for an exciting day of urban beats and theatre performances at the steps of City Hall.

In addition to her directing, she has performed as Bee Bee in Suburbia, Claire in The Oak Table, Eurydice in Polaroid Stories, Olympia in The Conduct of Life, Amy in After You, Maskerade, Path of Excess, Silhouette, Man Switch Mind Switch and Leyendas. 

Lillian has taught acting classes at Ironbound Community School to elementary and high school aged children. She is a member of _gaia, a collective of women artists, where she started the performance wing in Hoboken, NJ, and does Marketing and Development for Cuchipinoy Productions in New York City.