Beatriz Sheridan

Mexican actress and director of plays

Beatriz Sheridan - Artists & Creatives born June 25th, 1934
Born
Died

2006
20 years ago — 72 years old

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Artists & Creatives

Country

Mexico

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Born in 1934, a prominent figure in Mexican theater, directing influential plays and establishing a legacy in performing arts. Worked extensively in television, particularly in series that explored social issues. Contributed to the development of dramatic arts in Mexico, shaping the cultural landscape through artistic expression.

Directed acclaimed productions in Mexican theater

Acted in popular television series

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