Daniel Pinheiro

Daniel Pinheiro Henriques was born in Lisbon on September 12, 1987. His passion for acting took him to go to a Theater workshop in Cegada, an amateur Theater group, in 2006. This was his first step that took him to star in two plays taken by this sane theater group. He finished his degree in Theater at 'Escola Superior Artística do Porto' university. In his artistic life he includes plays like "Assembly of women" by Aristophanes, "A Fan...Farra" with texts by Karl Valentin, "O Lugar Sagrado" (The sacred place) by António Torrado, "Sicrano de Bergerac" adapted from the original by Edmond Rostand, "(e) Scapin", by Moliére and "The Seagul" by Anton Tchékhov. In 2013 played in 3 different plays with texts by Portuguese poets (Bocage, Florbela Espanca and Fernando Pessoa). His last work, still in 2013, was "Vasquinho para Sempre", a Tribute to Vasco Santana, a former Portuguese actor. "There is something I need to tell you" (Tsintty) was his first cinema experience.