Edwarda Ochoa's illustrious acting career spans over three decades, commencing in 1987. Throughout her extensive career, she has demonstrated her versatility by working in various mediums, including Theater, Cinema, Radio, and Television.
In the Theater realm, Edwarda has had the privilege of appearing in numerous productions, such as "El Cántaro Roto" directed by Harald Clemen in 1996, "Hamlet" directed by Juan José Gurrola in 2006, "La Casa Limpia" directed by Debbie Saivetz in 2011, "Who shot the princess?" also in 2011, and "Fantomas Monster" in 2016, directed by Gin Müller, in Austria, among many others. Additionally, she has directed shows related to music and art since 1998, including "Monoblock" in 2013 at the Bienal de Porto Alegre, Brazil, and Jazz Word at LACMA, Los Angeles, EU in 2015.
As a supporting actress, Edwarda has had the opportunity to work on more than 20 Feature Films directed by renowned Mexican Directors. Her television work began in "Carrusel" in 1987, followed by "La Vida en el Espejo" in 1998 for Argos Television, and "Soy tu Fan" for Canal 11 in 2010. In 2019, she appeared in the Feature Film "Solteras".
In Cinema, Edwarda has taken on leading roles in Feature Films such as "El Evangelio de las Maravillass" by Arturo Ripstein in 1998, "El Placer es mío" by Elisa Miller in 2014, and "luciérnagas" by Bani Koshnoudi in 2018. Her outstanding performance in "luciérnagas" earned her the prestigious "Ariel 2020" award for "Best Actress" from the Academia Mexicana de Artes y Ciencias Cinematográficas (Mexican Academy of Arts and Sciences Cinematographers).
Edwarda's upcoming projects include "Soy tu Fan The Movie", the Feature Film "Book of Love" alongside Sam Claflin, and the new Tv-Series "Señorita 89" directed by Lucía Puenzo for StarzPlay.
