Presciliana Esparolini, a renowned actor, is celebrated for her remarkable talent, captivating audiences with her performances. Born and raised in San Francisco's vibrant Mission District, she began her journey in the performing arts at the tender age of five.
With a lifelong passion for dance, Presciliana spent seven years dancing with the esteemed Academy of Ballet in San Francisco. However, her love for theatre soon took center stage, and she made her debut in the production "Stepping Out," showcasing her impressive range as both a dancer and actress.
Presciliana's academic pursuits were marked by a unique blend of artistic and intellectual endeavors. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in both Theatre and Mathematics from Holy Names University, complemented by a Certificate of Completion from the prestigious American Conservatory of Theatre.
Upon graduation, her talent was swiftly recognized, and she was cast as 'Celsa Guiterrez' in Michael Ondaatje's "Billy the Kid" at the renowned La Jolla Playhouse, under the visionary direction of Tony Award-winning director Des McAnuff. Following this milestone, she relocated to Los Angeles, where she quickly transitioned into television and film.
In 2005, Presciliana received the esteemed Coleman & Smith Artistic Company Award for Best Character Actress, directed by Rodger Mosely in the play "Extremities." This accolade solidified her reputation as a masterful character actress.
Beyond her impressive acting career, Presciliana is also a dedicated acting instructor, sharing her expertise with students at The Aquila Studio. Her teaching passion is fueled by her love for guiding young artists, much like her own mentors, who have played a significant role in shaping her journey.
Throughout her career, Presciliana has been inspired by a diverse array of individuals, including her team at Global Artist Agency, her daughter Angelina, and her mentors, Deb Aquila. These influential figures have collectively contributed to her growth as an artist, and she continues to draw upon their wisdom and support.
