
Actor, Director & Theatre Educator
REVIEWS
Performance
TAMPA BAY TIMES
'Four Guys Named Jose and Una Mujer Named Maria' at Stageworks will have you dancing
“Another standout is Camilo (José Mexicano). He can hold a note for a ridiculous amount of time, ending with a perfect vibrato. And with a constantly bemused expression and impeccable timing, he's a natural comedian.” -Maggie Duffy
STAGE, TV, & CINEMA ARTS AND ARTISTS
Four Guys Named José and Una Mujer Named Maria: Y Una Producción Más Buena Y Rica Que La Otra En Nueva York!
“KIDANY CAMILO is José Mexicano and he is a house-on-fire!!! A beautiful lyric tenor sounding voice mixed with moves that glide into each other and an innocence that the others do not have or need endears him to us.” -Joseph Parra
BROADWAY WORLD (TAMPA/ST.PETE)
Time stands still in this passionate and evocative work “These Shining Lives” at Powerstories Theatre
"Tom Donahue played by standout Kidany Camilo is truly exceptional [...] Kidany is a strong actor and an exceptional performer he took a role very hard to play as the character needs to evolve in so many layers and like an onion we as the audience saw every one. [...] effective, to the point, honest, and heart-breaking; this was the delivery we received from this young actor, and he will be one to watch for years to come." -Drew Eberhard
STAGE, TV, & CINEMA ARTS AND ARTISTS
COLUMBINUS: Where Have All The Flowers Gone?
"Kidany Camilo-Nieves as 'Prep'-- an excellent portrayal of the closeted needed to be loved/liked kid who must ride along. Astoundingly, there is not one moment of any actor's work in here that ever rings untrue and with a downbeat and at times cynical piece." -Joseph Parra
BROADWAY WORLD (TAMPA/ST.PETE)
New Tampa Players Offer a Celebration of Courage with Production of 'Quilt'
"Kidany Camilo Nieves is exceptional as Timmy Bell, a diminutive gay man nicknamed Tinker Bell who lost his true love, Peter Brown. I've seen this talented young man in A CHRISTMAS CAROL, but this was the role he was meant to play. When his monologue dissolved into sobs, I doubt there was a dry eye in the house. I know mine weren't." -Deborah Bostock-Kelley
CREATIVE LOAFING TAMPA BAY
The Laramie Project at The Space at 2106: Powerful, moving and, sadly, still relevant
"Kidany Camilo is touching as the high school acting student who gradually comes to an awakening about his own prejudices after he does a scene from Angels in America." -David Warner