KRYSTAL NOVA

Krystal is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans acting, comedy, music, and movement. A true “digital renaissance woman,” she brings a dynamic, multifaceted presence to everything she creates—shifting seamlessly depending on the medium and moment.

Her artistic journey began early, writing songs at age six and middle school orchestra and mariachi. Since then, she has continued to evolve across stage and screen.

A passionate performer, Krystal’s stage work includes classical theater and musicals, playing Rosaline in Love’s Labour’s Lost, and performances in The Taming of the Shrew and Oedipus Rex, and the musical Cabaret. Her work has extended to festivals such as the 10 Minute Play festival at the Frida Kahlo and the Hollywood Fringe Festival.

She recently booked her first Spanish-language commercial with Royal Match and made her stand-up debut at Tao Comedy. She trains regularly with Heidi Marshall, continuing to refine her craft. 
In 2024–2025, she co-created, executive produced, and performed in Silhouettes of Scarlet, a hybrid BIPOC film/musical production co-sponsored by Chicano Hollywood.

Krystal has completed Scott Sedita’s Comedy Master Class and was selected for the Upright Citizens Brigade Diversity Program.

Musically, she is bold, fierce, and provocative. In Austin, she had a Latin bolero project called Krystal y Las Jonas. She released her debut single “USED” in 2021 and is currently back in the studio.

Krystal is a graduate of the Songwriting School of Los Angeles and studied Music Business in Austin, Texas. She was selected for ASCAP Foundation’s Songwriter’s Beat.

In addition to her performance work, she is training in fight choreography and weapons, with a focus on Filipino martial arts and Japanese sword techniques. She is fluent in Spanish and French, and currently studying Portuguese and Italian. 

Based in Los Angeles, Krystal splits her time between California, Texas, and Puerto Rico.