Luana Trillo

Luana Trillo is a Uruguayan actress and producer, graduate of the Instituto de Actuación de Montevideo (IAM). With a versatile background spanning theatre, musical comedy, and circus arts, she has developed her career both in Uruguay and internationally. She is currently pursuing studies in Dramaturgy (School of Humanities) and Circus Arts (CirkusLife), specializing in aerial silks and trapeze. Her experience in stable ensembles includes work with youth theatre companies in Uruguay, the Brazilian company PcomP, and "The Company of Educational Drama," where she performed plays in English. On stage, she starred in and produced "La Noticia" (dir. Diego Lois Petit). In film and TV, she has worked as an actress, stand-in, and voice artist for the feature film "Virus 32" (Argentine-Uruguayan co-production), and in advertising for political campaigns. She also served as general producer for the feature film "El Esperpento" (dir. Juan Manuel Fodde) and as a teaching assistant at IAM. She is bilingual (English C1, Portuguese B1) with basic French (A2). Her skill set includes dance, guitar, aerial acrobatics, swimming, and cycling, offering strong physical versatility for movement-intensive roles. She has full availability to travel and relocate for projects.