António Pedro Cerdeira

António Pedro dos Santos Cerdeira (born Cascais, June 1, 1970) is a Portuguese actor.

Career He studied acting at the Professional Theatre School and interned, under the direction of Carlos Avilez, at the Cascais Experimental Theatre, where he was part of the cast of the plays O Pranto e As Almas and Breve Sumário da História de Deus by Gil Vicente, A Morte de Danton by Büchner, Auto Das Regateiras by Ribeiro Chiado, Rei Lear by Shakespeare, Rei Leandro by Alice Vieira, Lua Desconhecida by Miguel Rovisco, Ensina-me a Viver by Colin Higgins, Alta Vigilância and Os Biombos by Jean Genet.

At the Teatro Nacional D. Maria II, she participated in Agustina Bessa-Luís's As Fúrias, directed by Filipe La Féria, and at the Gulbenkian Foundation, she was one of the performers in O Amor em Visita – Poesia Portuguesa das Últimas Três Décadas, a poetry performance directed by Gastão Cruz. She worked with Luís Miguel Cintra at the Teatro da Cornucópia, participating in Pasolini's A Fabulação, and with Jorge Silva Melo at Artistas Unidos, participating in Brecht's A Queda do Egoísta Johan Fatzer (1999). She also performed in O Método Grönholm by the Catalan author Jordi Galcerán (2005), directed by Virgílio Castelo, Relativamente by Alan Aykbourn (2010) directed by João Lagarto, and Hedda by José Maria Vieira Mendes, based on the work of Ibsen (2010) directed by Jorge Silva Melo.

Filmography Television

Cinema

Streaming

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