Ana Radice-Morras Profile

I recently graduated from the one-year conservatory at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York City, where I trained in Method Acting, scene study, voice, and movement. Since completing my training, I’ve been building a strong foundation in both film and theatre, with a particular focus on screen work. I’ve played lead roles in several independent short films, including Committed, X760, and White People Yoga, and have also worked as a background actor on a number of major film and television productions, gaining valuable on-set experience. On stage, I recently starred in Edward Allan Baker’s Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Beauty and Truth at The Flea Theater, and have performed in productions such as The Importance of Being Earnest (as Gwendolyn) and Crimes of the Heart (as Meg). I’m confident on camera, take direction well, and am eager to continue growing my work in film and television.