Aurora Redondo

Aurora Redondo Pérez (1 January 1900 – 9 July 1996) was a Spanish actress.

Biography

Aurora Redondo began her theatrical career at age 7. She debuted at the with the play Doncell qui cerca Muller. After some performances in Barcelona, she traveled to Madrid, where she performed at the Teatro de la Comedia, in plays such as (1918), (1920), and (1921), all by Carlos Arniches. In 1937 she appeared at the of Buenos Aires in 400 performances of by the same author. Arniches, in addition, was the best man of her wedding with actor in 1925. the Silver Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts (1986), the Toda Una Vida award from the Spanish Actors Union (1991), the Segismundo Award from the Association of Stage Directors (1991), the Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts (1993), and the (1994).

Aurora Redondo died from natural causes on 9 July 1996 at age 96. Her body was incinerated in the crematorium of the Cementerio de la Almudena the next day, and the urn with her ashes was interred in the family vault at the same cemetery. by Carlos Arniches (1918) by Carlos Arniches (1920) by Carlos Arniches (1921) by Pedro Muñoz Seca (1925) by Carlos Arniches (1937) El abuelo Curro by (1945) by Antonio Buero Vallejo (1963) by Miguel Mihura (1965) Un millón en la basura by (1966) by (1966) by Juan José Alonso Millán (1967) by (1968) by Alfonso Paso (1970) by Robert Lamoreux (1972) by (1974) by Luigi Pirandello (1977) by Miguel Mihura (1978, 1989) by Antonio Gala (1980) by Santiago Moncada (1982) by Ricardo López Aranda (1983) The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca (1984) Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring (1987) by José López Rubio (1990) by Miguel Mihura (1993)

Film

Television