LORNA PÉREZ
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Drama - Comforting a Grieving Woman (Performance Video) Quicktime
Scene from short film "The Studio Upstairs"
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Monologue - Boochie's Nonsensical Speech (Performance Video) Quicktime
From Den of Thieves (play) by Stephen Adly Guirgis
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Song Clip - Liability by Lorde (Performance Video) Quicktime
Sung live at The Comeback Cabaret (Don't Tell Mama's)
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Lorna Spanish-Speaking Reel (Performance Video) Quicktime
Native spanish speaker with puerto rican accent
Résumé Print Résumé
FILM | ||
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Flux |
Supporting |
Rumdog Productions |
Tax Day |
Supporting |
Dir. Adam Smith Jr. / Indie |
The Studio Upstairs |
Supporting |
Dir. Adam Smith Jr. / Indie |
Applesauce |
Day Player |
Factory 25 Productions |
https://www.imdb.me/lornaperez |
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THEATER | ||
Swing! The Musical (Off-Broadway) |
Candy Striper |
Dir. John Lant / NYC |
Grand Hotel |
Tootsie 2 |
Dir. Doug Hall / NYC |
At The Chelsea |
Grace |
Dir. Geoffrey Goldberg / NYC |
TRAINING | ||
Bachelor in Music (Voice Performance) |
Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music |
San Juan, Puerto Rico |
Musical Theatre 2-yr program |
CAP21 Conservatory |
New York, NY |
On-Camera Technique |
The Brownstone Class |
New York, NY |
Scene Study |
The Barrow Group |
New York, NY |
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Height: 5'3" |
Weight: 128 lbs |
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Latte Art, Jump Rope, Roller Skating, Running - General, Swimming - ability - general, Dance Jazz, Dance Salsa, Licensed Driver, Singer, Vocal Range: Soprano, American - Standard/General Accent, Puerto Rican Accent, Fluent English as a second language, Fluent Spanish
Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Lorna is an actor and storyteller with a passion for film and television. She recently appeared in a supporting role in the indie thriller FLUX (produced by Rumdog Productions) and will be featured in the upcoming indie film Tax Day (The Brownstone Class). She is fluent in both English and Spanish.