Viviana Herrera

Biography

She studied theater between 2001 and 2004 at the University of Chile.
In 2000 she appeared in the book "Fear and Misery of the Third Reich" Balmaceda functions in 1215 and in the city of Lota. The following year she appeared in "The Pupil wants to be your tutor" that occurred in various faculties of the University of Chile. In 2002 she was part of the casts of "Similar to Happiness," directed by Marco Espinoza, Platonov and Ivanov, both directed by Rodrigo Perez. Later, in 2003, she starred in "Roberto Zucco" directed by Marco Guzman, "Do not mourn to see me" (works selected from the Victor Jara Festival) and "Fear and Misery" directed by Rodrigo Perez.
In 2004, plays the lead character in "Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz," directed by the Sotta Alyosha. Also joining the cast of "mourning" of John Paul Olavaria. That work is the Best Actress Award at the Festival Victor Jara 2004. That same year she graduated from the University of Chile with the play "The Inspector" Raul Osorio.
In film, her most prominent role was in "Play", for which she received the Award for Best Actress at the Valdivia Film Festival 2005. She also played Manuela, leading role in the short film "Interval" Antonia Rossi was transmitted in the Cycle of Women in Colors Channel 13.
In March 2006 she joined the cast of "Fiestapatria" by Luis Vera, in which he played the role of Francesca. And in 2009 participated in the film "Turistas".