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Wilmington Theater Awards - Glauco Araujo was nominated for Supporting Actor at the Wilmington Theater Awards for Red. Public voting for the awards is now open.

Wilmington Theater Awards Nomination - Glauco Araujo was nominated for Supporting Actor at the Wilmington Theater Awards for Red at Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts. Red also received nominations for Best Play, Lead Actor, and Sound Design.

The production Red was featured on WECT News 6, celebrating the show’s run at Thalian Hall’s Stein Theatre from October 2–5 prior to its national tour.

The national tour of Red premiered at Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts, marking the official launch of the production’s national tour.

Tickets are now on sale for the production of Red at Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts in North Carolina. The show runs October 2–5, 2025.

The production The Copacabana Supper Club was featured in an interview with EBT Curtain Calls, announcing an extension of its run at the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts through June 29.

We’re honored to receive such a glowing review from the Bay Area Reporter. “Strong and dynamically engaging; creating genuine chemistry that drives the story forward…each musical moment feels authentic.“

The production The Copacabana Supper Club was featured in an interview with BroadwayWorld San Francisco, highlighting its extended run at the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts through June 29 due to enthusiastic audience response.

The production The Copacabana Supper Club was featured in an interview with NBC Bay Area, previewing its performances from June 5 through June 22.

The Copacabana Supper Club is an immersive theatrical dining experience at the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts in Oakland, CA, combining Afro-Brazilian music, food, dance, and theatrical spectacle inspired by the culture of Rio de Janeiro.

Glauco Araujo will serve as host of the KMP Dance & Music Showcase (APAP 2025), an industry presentation featuring dance and music artists for presenters and professionals from around the world.
The showcase is scheduled to take place on:

Friday, January 10
7:00 PM • 9:00 PM

Saturday, January 11
5:30 PM • 7:00 PM • 9:00 PM

Choreographer and performer Glauco Araujo will appear in an interview with Telemundo to discuss Coé, a newly created work for Dancing Wheels, the nation’s longest-running integrated dance company. The interview will spotlight the collaboration with artistic director Mary Verdi-Fletcher and the company’s ensemble.

Actor and choreographer Glauco Araujo will appear in an interview with WKYC NBC (Cleveland) to discuss Coé, a new work created for Dancing Wheels, the nation’s longest-running integrated dance company. The segment will explore the artistic collaboration and development of the piece.

Glauco Araujo attended the Drama Desk Awards 2024, joining industry artists and nominees in a celebration of outstanding achievement in theatre. The event recognizes excellence in Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway productions.

Glauco Araujo will be featured in a fashion editorial photoshoot in Athens, Greece, at the InterContinental Athenaeum Athens, with the Acropolis as its setting. The collaboration highlights custom designs by fashion designer Kostis Von Kas and photography by Dimitris Vlaikos.

Glauco Araujo will attend the Entertainment Community Fund Gala 2024 in New York City, held at the Marriott Marquis Theatre. The annual event brings together artists and industry leaders in support of the performing arts community.

Glauco Araujo will be featured in a promotional shoot for the iPLAY app at Marphy’s Playhouse in Chengdu, China, as part of the platform’s marketing campaign in China.

Glauco Araujo was featured in a review by El Economista, written by Ricardo Quiroga, for Broadway Goes Hollywood. The article praised his work as master of ceremonies, highlighting his connection with the audience and his dynamic stage presence.

“But, without a doubt, the one who took away the night, who sympathized with the audience, was the master of ceremonies Glauco Araujo, an actor and dancer born in Brazil, but residing in the United States, who made an effort to connect with the public speaking a few words in Spanish, joking, greeting the people who were stationed on the roofs adjacent to the Alhóndiga Esplanade. And people responded to him, made fun of him, fed his jokes with laughter and shouts.”

Glauco Araujo was featured in a review by Proceso Magazine, written by Carmen Pizano, for Broadway Goes Hollywood. The article highlighted his role as host and praised his engaging presentation and interaction with the audience.

“Glauco Araujo was the host of the event; he offered a detailed explanation of the history and evolution of the industries with a touch of mischief and strong interaction with the public, a key fusion that brought the selected pieces to life.”

Glauco Araujo was featured in Periódico Correo in coverage of Broadway Goes Hollywood. The article highlighted the production and its presentation to local audiences.

Glauco Araujo was featured in Milenio newspaper in coverage of Broadway Goes Hollywood. The article highlighted the production and its presentation to audiences.

Glauco Araujo will serve as Master of Ceremonies for Broadway Goes Hollywood at the Festival Internacional de la Costa del Seno Mexicano, to be presented on October 15 at Teatro Amalia G. de Castillo Ledón in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas.

The festival will take place from October 12 to 22 and will feature 27 international productions, 69 national companies, and 112 performances by artists from Tamaulipas.
Broadway Goes Hollywood was commissioned by the U.S. Embassy in Mexico and was originally presented at the 51st Festival Internacional Cervantino.

Glauco Araujo will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the sold-out Opening Night of Broadway Goes Hollywood at the 51st Festival Internacional Cervantino in Guanajuato, Mexico.

The performance will feature the Orquesta Sinfónica de la Universidad de Guanajuato, conducted by Maestro Roberto Beltrán-Zavala, and will be presented to an audience of more than 5,000 spectators in the historic city of Guanajuato. The festival brings together 2,200 artists from 31 countries, celebrating the diversity and vitality of the performing arts.

Broadway Goes Hollywood is presented with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Mexico as part of this internationally recognized cultural event.

Glauco Araujo will serve as co-host of the Bistro Awards, the longest-running awards ceremony dedicated to cabaret, jazz, and comedy artists in New York City.

Founded in 1985 by Bob Harrington through his Bistro Bits column in Backstage magazine, the Bistro Awards honor excellence in live performance across multiple disciplines. The 2023 ceremony will be hosted by Scott F. Mason and Glauco Araujo and will bring together leading figures from the cabaret and entertainment community.

The event continues a legacy that includes past honorees such as Eartha Kitt, Liza Minnelli, Dionne Warwick, and Carol Channing.

Glauco Araujo appears in the feature film Daughter of the Bride, a romantic comedy starring Marcia Gay Harden. The film follows Diane, a mature woman who announces her engagement to a mysterious new partner, triggering unexpected reactions and upheaval within her family. The production was released theatrically in the United States and features an ensemble cast in this contemporary romantic comedy.

Glauco Araujo appears in the short film How Not to Date While Trans, written by and starring Nyala Moon.
The dark comedy follows Andie, a Black trans woman navigating the complexities of dating, identity, and relationships. Through humor and social insight, the film explores contemporary experiences within the LGBTQ+ community and has screened internationally throughout 2022.

The film has received multiple awards and official selections at major festivals, including:

Awards
• Best Short Film - Inside Out Toronto 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival
• Best Short Film - Seattle Queer Film Festival
• Best Short Film - Bendigo Queer Film Festival
• Best Narrative Short - Translations Film Festival

Official Selections
Out On Film (Atlanta)
Gaze International LGBTQ+ Film Festival
Wicked Queer (Boston)
Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival
San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival
Vancouver Queer Film Festival
aGLIFF / Prism Film Festival
NEWFEST - The New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival
Iris Prize LGBTQ+ Film Festival
Bushwick Film Festival

Glauco Araujo appears as Vidal in the short film Bellevue Love Story, written and directed by Michael Wolfe. The film explores the inner world of a dancer living in a psychiatric hospital, examining themes of artistic obsession, identity, and the pursuit of an often unattainable ideal.

Drawing from his own background as a dancer, Araujo brings physical precision and emotional restraint to the role, portraying the discipline, isolation, and vulnerability that accompany the character’s inner journey. Bellevue Love Story screened internationally throughout 2022 and was selected by numerous film festivals.

Official Selections
New York Shorts International Film Festival
Soho International Film Festival
North Hollywood CineFest
New York CineFest
Richmond International Film Festival
Manhattan Film Festival
Bushwick Film Festival
Queens World Film Festival

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview for the Winter Issue of Savoir Faire Magazine.
In the interview, he discusses his work across performance disciplines and responds to a series of in-depth questions exploring his artistic process and professional journey.

Little Christmas Miracles receives a featured review in Theater Scene by Darryl Reilly.
In the review, Reilly highlights Glauco Araujo’s performance, writing: “With his sunny countenance, animated vocal delivery and lithe physicality, Glauco Araujo offers a sterling characterization of Jake.”

Little Christmas Miracles is featured in NYC City Guide as part of the publication’s holiday coverage.
The article highlights the production’s festive spirit and seasonal themes, celebrating its portrayal of family, generosity, and the magic of the holiday season.

Little Christmas Miracles is featured in New York Theatre Guide as part of its holiday theatre coverage.
The article spotlights the production’s seasonal message and invites audiences to experience its celebration of family, generosity, and holiday spirit.

Little Christmas Miracles is featured in Talkin’ Broadway Magazine. The publication highlights the production as part of its seasonal theatre coverage, recognizing its holiday themes and live performance presentation.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with Impacto Latino, one of New York’s leading Spanish-language newspapers. The interview appears in the print edition and focuses on his work in theatre and performance, highlighting his career and current projects.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with Jornal Extra Alagoas, a Brazilian newspaper. The interview traces his artistic journey from his hometown in Brazil to his professional work in New York City, highlighting his career in performance and international work.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with ND Mais in the “Mundo Maria” column in Brazil.
The interview focuses on his life and career in New York City, discussing his path in dance and acting and his work in the international performing arts scene.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an online interview with Revista Alagoana, a Brazilian digital magazine.
The article highlights his career in the performing arts and his work between Brazil and the United States.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with Portal RBN, a regional newspaper based in Bahia, Brazil.
The article covers his professional career in the performing arts and highlights his work in theatre, dance, and film.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with Sopa Cultural, an online publication dedicated to theatre, cinema, and music. The feature explores his work across stage and screen and his career in the performing arts.

The short film Into the New World, directed by Jieun Lee, receives the Best Experimental Film award at the New York Independent Cinema Awards. The film is recognized for its innovative storytelling and artistic vision within the experimental film category.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an online interview with VAM Magazine, a Brazilian digital publication. The article focuses on his work in theatre and film and highlights his career in the performing arts.

Glauco Araujo is featured in a series of interviews published across East Side Our Town, West Side Spirit, Chelsea News, and Our Town Downtown. The print editions highlight his work in theatre and performance and are distributed throughout New York City.

Glauco Araujo appears on the cover of the March issue of Diversity Rules Magazine.
The feature interview highlights his work in theatre and performance and discusses his professional journey in the arts.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with El Especial, a Spanish-language newspaper and magazine publication. The article highlights his career in the performing arts and his work in theatre and film.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with The Brasilians Newspaper in New York.
The article focuses on how artists have navigated and sustained their careers during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting challenges and adaptations within the performing arts community.

The short film A Tango to Remember receives the Cinematic Award at the Cyprus International Film Festival - Golden Aphrodite. The film is recognized for its visual storytelling and artistic achievement within the international film festival circuit.

Glauco Araujo is featured in the November issue of Danza en Escena, a leading dance magazine published in Spain. The interview highlights his work in performance and his career in dance and theatre on the international stage.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with Noticia y El Correo, a Spanish-language newspaper published in New York. The article focuses on his career in the performing arts and his work in theatre and dance.

Glauco Araujo is featured on the cover of Diário do Grande ABC, a major regional newspaper in São Paulo, Brazil. The interview highlights his career in the performing arts and his work in theatre, dance, and film on the international stage.

Glauco Araujo is featured in an interview with Brazilian Times, published both online and in print.
The article includes a dedicated photo feature photographed by Joshua Ramos and highlights his career in theatre and performance.

The music video Stop What You’re Doing receives the Award for Best Music Video at the Athens International Digital Film Festival. The project is recognized for its creative direction and visual storytelling.

The short film A Tango to Remember receives the Best Woman Filmmaker Award at the Atman Film Festival in Hollywood. The film, which tells the story of an elderly couple confronting Alzheimer’s disease, is recognized for its emotional storytelling and direction. The production features performances by Glauco Araujo and Severine Reisp.

The short biographical film Dance for Freedom, directed by Severine Reisp, receives First Place in the Dr. David Milch Foundation / CCNY Short Film Competition. The film addresses the challenges faced by people of color and is recognized for its artistic and social impact.

Juror Timberly Whitfield (A&E and History Channel) praised the production and Glauco Araujo’s performance, stating: “Glauco Araujo is a beautiful dancer and you capture him in such a way that really moved me. I felt inspired by his story that even in the face of racism he doesn't see himself as a victim. Strong production values. You checked all the boxes on this one - FANTASTIC!”

The short film A Tango to Remember is selected as Video of the Month by Dance Magazine. The feature includes a printed profile of the film in the magazine’s November issue, recognizing its choreography and cinematic storytelling.

Richard Alleman’s short play Adrift receives a featured review in The Times Square Chronicles.
The review highlights Glauco Araujo’s performance as Flavio alongside two-time Tony Award nominee Alison Fraser, noting his portrayal as “seductive” and “appealing.”

Glauco Araujo is featured in an online profile in Revista do Villa, a Brazilian Arts & Culture magazine.
The article highlights his career in the performing arts and his work in theatre, dance, and film.

The short film A Tango to Remember receives the Best Romance Film Award at the Los Angeles Film Awards. The film is recognized for its storytelling and emotional impact within the romance category.

The short film Ruminate receives the Best Musical/Dance Award at the Los Angeles Film Awards. The film is recognized for its integration of movement and cinematic storytelling.

The short film Ruminate received the Best Romance/Musical Award and Best Dance Choreography Award at the Oniros Film Awards. The film is recognized for its fusion of narrative and movement within the musical and dance film categories.