Priscila Faz

Priscila Faz is an actress and comedian from Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Studies: She graduated with honors from Tecnológico de Monterrey as a Communication and Journalism major, as well as their acting program. She took Sam Schacht's "Professional's Actors Workshop" at Stella Adler Studio of acting in New York, Master classes with Fernando Piernas, workshops at Casa Azul, "The Metro Acting Technique" by René Pereyra, Stand Up Comedy by Con Curiel, Standup for Advanced comedians by Gus Proal, Improv workshop by Robles Norman from Second City Toronto. After she graduated College, she moved to Mexico City, to pursue an acting career. She did more than 30 TV commercials, until she was cast in the play "Filomena Marturano", she did a long run at Teatro Los Insurgentes, one of the most important and respected theaters in Mexico and the a six month tour through Mexico and The United States. TV: Regarding TV, she was a co-star in "Julia Vs. Julia" (2018) a dramedy TV Series for Televisa with Consuelo Duval. She was cast as Esme in "Imposters" (2017) at a TV Series for Bravo! directed by Adam Brooks. Did her Stand Up routine in Comedy Central Latin America (2017). Co Starred in "Ya ni llorar es Bueno" (2015-2017) a satire Comedy TV series for Cadena Tres with the most talented comedians Alex Fernandez, Gon Curiel, Fran Hevia, ese Wey, Mannuna. Had appearances in "La Clinica" (2012) with Karla Souza and Luis Gerardo Mendez, "El Albergue" (2013), "Los Héroes del Norte" directed by Gustavo Loza for televisa. FILM: She landed her first role in "180º" (2010) directed by Fernando Kalife. Later she was casted in "Vive por mi" with Martha Higareda directed by Chema de la Peña. "Locas por el cambio" (post Production)with Sofia Sisniega directed by Ihtzi Hurtado.