Tatianna
Córdoba

Tatianna Córdoba is a rising star on Broadway, recently making her electrifying debut in Real Women Have Curves: The Musical at the James Earl Jones Theatre. A proud daughter of the San Francisco Bay Area, Tatianna brings a vibrant mix of Latina and Filipina heritage to the stage, infusing her performances with authenticity and emotional depth. A graduate of Boston Conservatory at Berklee, she studied musical theater with a foundation in dance and music, shaped by a creative upbringing—her mother a dancer, her father a musician. That early immersion laid the groundwork for a captivating stage presence. In Real Women Have Curves, Tatianna portrayed Ana García, a bright Mexican-American teenager in 1987 East L.A., torn between family obligations and dreams of attending Columbia University. Her powerful performance earned her a Drama Desk Award nomination, a Drama League nomination, and standing ovations throughout the run. Offstage, Córdoba is as expressive as she is onstage. She enjoys painting, cooking, crafting—and deli sandwiches. With her breakout role, Tatianna Córdoba didn’t just make her debut, she made a statement. And “Tati” (as her friends call her) is just getting started. She is represented by DGRW and The Rosenzweig Group NY.