Liche's journey in the world of drama began with extensive training at The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York City.
During the summer of 2007, he took part in Peculiar Works Project's East Village Fragments, performing Michael Locascio's "Corner of a Morning" on an air mattress on the asphalt of east 9th street.
With a career spanning over two decades, Liche has been an integral part of the New York theatre scene since 1998. He has had the privilege of performing in plays written by renowned playwrights such as Adrian Rodriguez, Stephen Adly Guirgis, Jose Rivera, Israel Horovitz, Joan Tewkesbury, J. Anthony Roman, A.B. Lugo, Tom O'Neil, Phil Hopper, Webb Wilcoxen, and the 52nd Street Project.
Liche has also had the opportunity to showcase his talents in the New York International Fringe Festival, appearing twice in the prestigious event. Additionally, he had a long-running stint under the direction of Edie O'Hara in the play "Line" at the 13th Street Theatre in Manhattan.
His impressive body of work has earned him recognition, including an HOLA award for his outstanding performance in Leopoldo Hernandez's "Martinez", directed by Arian Blanco.
Moreover, Liche is also involved in the development of the TV series "West of the City" as an Executive Producer.
