Mariana Cardoso, a multifaceted artist of remarkable talent and versatility, has just completed filming her debut feature film, assuming the lead role with aplomb and poise.
In the past year, Mariana has been involved in a plethora of captivating projects, showcasing her remarkable range and adaptability as an actress. One of her most notable endeavors was a stint on the highly acclaimed Portuguese television series "Morangos Com Açúcar", broadcasted on TVI, where she left a lasting impression on audiences.
Furthermore, Mariana has also had the opportunity to portray a professional athlete in the gripping drama "Os Eleitos", produced by Opto.
Mariana has not only been actively involved in a multitude of recent pursuits, but has also garnered significant recognition for her roles in the Portuguese television soap opera "Flor Sem Tempo", which is broadcast on SIC, and the series "Vanda", a collaborative production between SPI, La Panda, and Legendary Pictures, a joint venture that has been made available for streaming on a variety of global platforms, including Hulu in the United States, allowing audiences worldwide to access and enjoy her performances.
Mariana embarked on her journey in the world of cinema by making her debut appearance in the captivating television production "A Praia da Amália", a project skillfully directed by the talented Patrícia Couveiro.
Mariana's academic pursuits have always taken precedence, with her academic credentials being a testament to her dedication to her craft. She earned her degree from the esteemed Escola Profissional de Teatro de Cascais, a renowned Portuguese drama school that has produced numerous talented individuals in the entertainment industry.
This impressive educational background has enabled Mariana to gain valuable hands-on experience, as she worked on the production of "The Mountain Giants", a theatrical masterpiece directed by the accomplished Carlos Avilez at the prestigious Teatro Experimental de Cascais.
Mariana has had the privilege of collaborating with esteemed directors in the theatre, including the accomplished John Romão, with whom she worked on the critically acclaimed production of "Virgin Suicides". Additionally, she had the opportunity to team up with the highly respected Joaquim Horta, in the staging of the ancient Roman comedy "Asinaria", also known as "The Comedy of Asses", which took place at the historic Lisbon Roman Theatre.
Mariana has dedicated herself to an ongoing pursuit of artistic refinement, relentlessly seeking out opportunities to hone her skills by studying under the guidance of renowned national masters such as Beatriz Batarda and Miguel Seabra, as well as exploring new horizons through international educational experiences at the prestigious Guildhall School of Musical and Drama's West End Stage program in the United Kingdom, a renowned institution renowned for its excellence in the performing arts.
