Lívian Aragão, a prominent television personality in Brazil, has been deeply entrenched in the realm of art since her formative years. With an ardent enthusiasm for acting, she has diligently refined her craft through an extensive regimen of training and education. Her artistic odyssey commenced at the esteemed British School of Rio de Janeiro, where she enthusiastically participated in dance and singing classes, as well as engaging in performing arts workshops at the renowned Oficina de Interpretação - Renato Aragão Produções / Patrícia Carvalho.
Lívian's unwavering dedication to honing her artistic skills led her to seek out the finest educational institutions in the United States, ultimately enrolling in prestigious programs at Stagedoor Manor in New York City and the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles.
At Stagedoor Manor, located in the vibrant metropolis of New York City, Lívian immersed herself in a comprehensive performing arts program that catered to her passion for the craft.
In 2012, she had the opportunity to attend Stagedoor Performing Camp, a renowned summer program in New York, where she refined her skills and gained valuable experience in the performing arts.
Lívian's thirst for knowledge and expertise continued to propel her forward, leading her to enroll in a four-week acting for film course at the esteemed New York Film Academy in Los Angeles in 2014.
This intensive program allowed her to delve deeper into the intricacies of acting for film, further enhancing her skills and broadening her artistic horizons.
Lívian made her on-screen debut in 1999, at the tender age of just eight months, in the feature film "O Trapalhão a Luz Azul", sharing the screen with a plethora of renowned actors, including the talented Rodrigo Santoro, the illustrious Renato Aragão, and the accomplished Adriana Esteves.
Person Biography:
Born with a passion for the performing arts, this talented individual's career trajectory took a significant turn in 2015, marking a pivotal moment in their professional journey. That year, they landed the role of Marizé in the esteemed Brazilian soap opera "Flor do Caribe", produced by the renowned Globo TV.
Lívian has made notable guest appearances on the popular Brazilian television show "A Turma do Didi", in addition to her starring roles in two TV projects aired on Globo TV. One of these projects was the special telefilme "O Segredo da Princesa Lili", which premiered in 2007. Furthermore, she has also appeared in the miniseries "Acampamento de Férias" in 2009, followed by its sequels "Acampamento de Férias 2 - A Árvore da Vida" in 2011 and "Acampamento de Férias 3 - O Mistério da Ilha do Corsário" in 2012.
Lívian has showcased her acting prowess beyond television, taking on the lead role in not one, but two feature films alongside the renowned Renato Aragão. These cinematic endeavors include "O Cavaleiro Didi e a Princesa Lili" in the year 2006 and "O Guerreiro e a Ninja Lili" in 2008.
Lívian made her theatrical debut in the year 2004, marking the beginning of a long and illustrious career in the performing arts. Her initial foray into the world of stage productions came with a starring role in the play "Bem-me-quer, Mal-me-quer", a testament to her early talent and dedication to her craft.
In addition to her work in "Bem-me-quer, Mal-me-quer", Lívian has also had the opportunity to hone her skills in other notable productions. She has appeared on stage in "Bugsy Malone", a classic musical comedy written by Allan Park, which was performed at the British School of Rio de Janeiro. This experience allowed her to develop her skills in a musical setting and to work with a talented group of young performers.
Furthermore, Lívian has also had the privilege of performing in "The Women", a drama written by Clare Boothe Luce, at Stagedoor Manor. This production provided her with the opportunity to explore more mature themes and to work with a professional cast and crew. Through her experiences in these productions, Lívian has continued to grow and develop as a performer, refining her craft and building a strong foundation for her future career in the entertainment industry.
