THE BRIDGE THEATRE

 

The Bridge Theatre ( Teatro Latino) as theatre group is much interested in show “Women in the verge “as many time as we can for several reasons, probably the two most important reasons are: first it entertain and second it is useful. We can discuss about any of those issues show in each of the monologues, we can help to create and develop awareness.

 

The Bridge Teatro Latino is dedicated to bringing Latin American works to Australian stages.

 

 

T E A M 

 

 

 

 

JAIME WILSON RAMIREZ

 

Has worked as an actor, drama teacher and theatre director  for  more  than  40  years  in  Chile  as  well  as Australia. As  an  actor  he  performed  in  important  theatre productions   in   Chile   for   example   the   first production  of  “Hechos  Consumados”  (Finished  form the Start) by Juan Radrigan produced by the Teatro Popular El Telon. In  Australia   he   has   directed   several   plays   and theatre groups, and teaches Drama in High Schools.  Jaime   has   travelled   through   South  America researching how the theatre is produced in different Latin American countries. The Bridge, Teatro Latino is the result of years of experience in Australia. The aim  of  this  enterprise  is  to  establish  a  Theatre which  represent  the  view  and  the  spirit  of  Latin American people for a big and diverse audience

MARIA P. AFANADOR

 

Colombian actress, who studied Performing Arts in 2008 at the “Charlot  Academy”,  continued  at “The  National Theatre  House”  in  Bogota,  Colombia.  Graduated  as  an actress  in  2012.  She  has  worked  as  an  actress  in  plays such  as  “44  Minutes  to  Recover  Love”,  “The  Trojan Women”,  “The  Real  Inspector  Hound”  among  others.  Since, she has continued training with several professors. She  also  worked  in  TV  programs  as  “Also  Mom”  (Telest), “Popland”  (MTv),  “Departed”  (Caracol),  and    short  films like  “Belle  &  Sebastian”,  “Heads  &  Tails”,  “The  Street” and “Victoria Klaus” among others. As for her recent work, before landing in Melbourne, she was  part  of  “The  Beauty  and  the  Beast”  at  the  National Theatre. In Australia, she performed in May of 2014, with the   Spanish   Theatre   Company   presenting   “Erotic Alleluia”,  an  adaptation  of  the  play  by  Federico  García Lorca. She  is  passionate  about  theatre  and  films,  and  is keen to act around the globe for the rest of her life.

SERENA DEL PETRE

 

Serena has been always fascinated by art, beginning with ballet as a little girl. Eventually, her true passion for acting transported her to Naples at nineteen years of age so she decided to finish the University as soon as possible. She subsequently moved to Barcelona in order to study performing arts at “La Casona” Academy where she discovered her other passion: singing. There, she took baby steps in video clips, theatre, musicals and television but made wider, consecutive strides when she moved to Rome to experiment with new genres such as the ‘commedia dell'arte’.