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Carolina Calderón
began acting in 2004 with Teatro Girasol (winner of the National Prize for
Best Theater Group in 2008) at the University of Costa Rica, during which
time she was awarded a scholarship to complete her studies in business
administration. Since then she has appeared in more than 200 performances of
plays including “Ramón” by Sergi Belbel, “Paraíso Semiperdido” by Alejandro
Sieveking, “Zuzanka el Juego de la Vida” by Milos Macourek, and “Polución”
by Mario Benedetti, among others of collective creation. She took part in
the documentary “Imaginary Mothers” and has appeared in TV commercials and
print ads in Costa Rica and the United States. Her training has been
principally onstage although she has had the opportunity to study with
well-known actors and directors like Jeff Celentano, Johnny Timko, and
Randall England at The Performer’s Academy, as well as Tom Shelton at South
Coast Repertory in Orange County, California, and, most recently, under the
direction of Mario Marcel. Carolina debuted with Teatro de la Luna in the
children’s play “I Call Her Rusita Rojas” and was part of the cast of the
playreading of “You Can Be A Murderer.” |
