Tatiana Tiburcio
Actress and director
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Tatiana Tiburcio is an actress, director, and acting coach. She was a member of Cia dos Comuns and Amok Teatro, where she also worked as a movement director and choreographer.
For her performance in the play "Salina — A Última Vértebra", she was nominated for the Shell Award for Best Actress in 2015. In 2020, she co-directed the play "O Método Grönholm" alongside Lázaro Ramos, earning a nomination for Best Director at the São Paulo Shell Awards.
In film and television, she worked as an acting coach on the film "Medida Provisória" (2019) and the television special "Falas Negras" (2020), both directed by Lázaro Ramos. In "Falas Negras", she also portrayed Mirtes, the mother of young Miguel, a performance that earned her the APCA Award for Best Actress. She appeared in the film "Nosso Sonho: A História de Claudinho e Buchecha", portraying Buchecha's mother, and also served as the film's acting coach.
She appeared in Paramount's series "As Seguidoras", starred in Prime Video's "Amar é para os Fortes", and joined the cast of Paramount's "Anderson Spider Silva", which chronicles the life of the Brazilian fighter. She also acted in and served as an acting coach for the Disney+ series "Passinho: O Ritmo dos Sonhos".
In the telenovela "Terra e Paixão", she played Jussara, the mother of the protagonist Aline. In "Garota do Momento", she portrayed Vera, the charismatic owner of Clube Gente Fina. She is also part of the cast of "Quem Ama Cuida", Globo's prime-time telenovela.
Recently, she completed filming and acting coaching work on the feature film "Porongos", directed by Diego Müller.
She is also part of the cast of "Antártida", playing the lawyer Soraya, and "Quando Casa Maria Helena", portraying Creuza, the sister of the protagonist played by Cacau Protásio. Both films are produced by Globo.