The plurality of cultural productions and the intense passion for theater took Fabiana Tolentino from Rio to São Paulo. With a 16-year career, the actress, director, acting teacher and integrative therapist stood out for her performance in the series Casa Tegra Em Casa, where she discussed the perspectives of the theater market and shared tips on cultural plays for those who want to explore the universe of the performing arts.

Fabiana has a degree in Theater from the Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO) and has a Postgraduate Degree in Theater Directing from the CAL Institute. She is the founder of the feminist art project M.O.T.I.M (Women Organized by a Theater in Infinite Movement), where she directed the plays “Casa Rosa dos Ventos” and “Lugar de Escuta”, in addition to releasing a book that sold more than 400 copies.

In addition to her work in theater, Fabiana also ventured into the world of musical production with plays such as “AntiMusical” and the children’s “Frida, Frida, Frida”. She participated in creative processes with Núcleo Experimental, Velha Companhia and collaborated with Jorgen Tjon-a-Fon, director of the Urban Myth Documentary Theater company in Amsterdam. In musical theater, Fabiana performed in notable productions such as “Cazuza – O Musical” by Chaim Entretenimento and “Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812” by Núcleo Experimental.