Roxana Blanco


Roxana Blanco is a Uruguayan actress. She is a graduate of the Margarita Xirgu Multidisciplinary School of Dramatic Art.

Biography

Roxana Blanco is the sister of playwright Sergio Blanco. She took acting and singing classes at the Multidisciplinary School of Dramatic Art, where she graduated in the early 1990s. Since then she has developed a prolific theater career, which has earned her the three times. In 2012, she joined the cast of the Comedia Nacional, of which she remains a member.
At the same time, she has developed an important film and television career that has given her international recognition and multiple awards. She has participated in films of great recognition in her country and abroad, such as ' by César Charlone, The Delay by Rodrigo Plá, and El muerto y ser feliz by.
For her leading role in Alma Mater by Álvaro Buela, she won the best actress award at the Biarritz Film Festival in 2005. She received this again in 2012 for her work in The Delay.
Blanco has participated in more than twenty plays, representing texts by prominent figures of world theater. In 2009, she starred opposite Alejandra Wolff, Jenny Galván, and Andrea Davidovics in the television series ', based on the theatrical work she had previously starred in.

Theater

Dream of Autumn by Jon FosseLas novias de Travolta by Andrés Tulipano' by José Sanchis SinisterraProof by David AuburnLa Sangre by Sergi BelbelThree Tall Women by Edward AlbeeAgatha by Marguerite DurasCentral Park West by Woody AllenMacbeth by William ShakespeareFrida by Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond RostandLast of the Red Hot Lovers by Neil SimonRoberto Zucco by Bernard-Marie KoltèsQuerido lobo by Roger VitracRichard III by William Shakespeare

With the Comedia Nacional

Oresteia by AeschylusTerrorism by the Presnyakov brothersMolly Sweeney by Brian FrielLa mitad de Dios by Gabriel CalderónEl tiempo todo entero by Romina PaulaThe Visit by Friedrich Dürrenmatt

Film

El muerto y ser feliz by El sexo de las madres by Alejandra MarinoThe Delay by Rodrigo Plá' by César CharloneNochebuena by Camila Loboguerrero
  • ' by Esteban SchroederAlma Mater by Álvaro Buela
  • 9 by Martín Barrenechea & Nicolás Branca

Awards

International

National