Pedro Casarin

Pedro Casarin is an actor, who has a bachelor degree in Theater and a major in Art Education, and he also has a Master's degree (MFA) at East 15 Acting School, which is part of the University of Essex, in England. He worked in three plays in London: "The Orchestra", in which his name was mentioned in the prestigious newspaper THE STAGE; "Don Juan Comes Back From The War", in the role of Don Juan, and "The Workroom". In Brazil, he stood out in several shows, among them: "Urucubaca", Jorge Mautner's musical awarded; "Febril" (based on the novel The Idiot, by Dostoiévski) and "The confused and mysterious theft of commas", a child play that was ranked in 1st place of the 5 best children's plays in Rio de Janeiro. In cinema, he acted in the film "Não se aceitam devoluções", with Leandro Hassum. He was part of the fixed cast of Rede Globo's first webseries: "Murphy's Law". On television, he performed in the soap opera "Fina Estampa", "Novo Mundo", "Tempo de Amar" and on the serie "Os Dias Eram Assim". In 2019, he was on the TV show "#Me chama de Bruna". At the beginning of 2020, he joined the soap opera "Amor de Mãe", directed by José Luis Villamarim.