Andrea Sisniega movie list

Andrea's last film credit was La Boda de Valentina, by Mexican director Marco Polo Constandse. Other cinema roles include A Corner of Paradise starring Penelope Cruz, Managua starring Louis Gossett Jr., and The Arrival starring Charlie Sheen. Throughout the years, Andrea has participated in several television series. She was last seen on Netflix's House of Flowers, directed by Manolo Caro, seasons one and three. Some of her past television credits include Televisa's Alguna Vez Tendremos Alas, as well as several Fox-Televisa English-language co-productions like Shadow, Crystal Empire and The Guilt, where she shared the screen with George Hamilton. Another substantial pillar of Andrea's career is the theater. She was a founding member of acclaimed LAByrinth Theater Company in NYC, led by the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, John Ortiz, Sam Rockwell, Ethan Hawke, John Patrick Shanley, among others. During her ten years working in NYC, Andrea participated in multiple classical and contemporary Off-Broadway productions like Tobacco Bird, Giles in Love and LAByrinth's Dating Dummies, My Heart Belongs to Daddy, and Hot & Lusty. At the American Theater, Andrea played Fina in the awarded production of Los Cachorros. She toured with the National Theater, starring in Don Quijote and El Sombrero de Tres Picos. In Mexico, Andrea has also led a plentiful career in theater, participating, most notably, in a production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf and in the 17-year run of both La Señora Presidenta and the classical version of Don Juan Tenorio, in verse. In both productions, Andrea played memorable roles, co-starring with the renowned late Mexican actor Gonzalo Vega. Mexican-American actress Andrea Sisniega is a native Spanish and English speaker. She has a broad range of acting experience in highly versatile roles in film, television and theater, both in Mexico and the US. Her training and experience begun as a young girl and has spanned over a 43 year-long period. Some of her teachers include Oscar-nominated Adriana Barraza, Caroline Thomas and Ron Stetson in NYC.