Eduardo Adrianzén

1 title·Since 1985

Peru

Eduardo Adrianzén is a Peruvian actor and playwright. He has been writing for television since 1985 and for theater since 1995. In television, he is an author or screenwriter of telenovelas, miniseries, and similar projects, with approximately 110 titles to his credit. Since 2005, he has worked for MSM and Del Barrio Producciones on around 25 fiction productions, the most recent being the telenovela Maricucha 1 (2022). As a producer at his company Mapa Comunicaciones, he also produced the series Conversando con la luna (2013-2015), Nuestra historia (2015-2016), and El último bastión (2018-2019) for TV Perú Canal 7, the latter later streamed on Netflix. In theater, he has 30 plays that have premiered both in Peru and abroad. National Theatre Award 1996 for The Day of the Moon, Iberescena Award in 2009 for The Flying Heart, first prize in the British Theatre competition for Breathe in the same year, and Luces Award for Lucha Reyes: Without Saying Goodbye in 2018, and the Critical Craft and Performing Arts Awards for Infusion (2023).

Filmography (1)

The City and the Dogs

1985 · The Slave / El Esclavo

Peru

Eduardo Adrianzén is a Peruvian actor and playwright. He has been writing for television since 1985 and for theater since 1995. In television, he is an author or screenwriter of telenovelas, miniseries, and similar projects, with approximately 110 titles to his credit. Since 2005, he has worked for MSM and Del Barrio Producciones on around 25 fiction productions, the most recent being the telenovela Maricucha 1 (2022). As a producer at his company Mapa Comunicaciones, he also produced the series Conversando con la luna (2013-2015), Nuestra historia (2015-2016), and El último bastión (2018-2019) for TV Perú Canal 7, the latter later streamed on Netflix. In theater, he has 30 plays that have premiered both in Peru and abroad. National Theatre Award 1996 for The Day of the Moon, Iberescena Award in 2009 for The Flying Heart, first prize in the British Theatre competition for Breathe in the same year, and Luces Award for Lucha Reyes: Without Saying Goodbye in 2018, and the Critical Craft and Performing Arts Awards for Infusion (2023).