Anaís Bleda

Born in Malaga in 1989. Graduated in Fine Arts (University of Malaga), Master in Art Direction (University of Valencia). She studied Dramatic Art at the Instituto del cine de Madrid and at the William Layton Laboratory. In 2017 she founded, along with three companions, the company Los Martes No, entering the world of stage direction and winning the Award for Best New Director in the IX Edition of Almagro Off International Classical Theater, with this classic of the Golden Age they toured nationally and internationally and continued her career with various productions such as La Infanta y Apolo, Las hijas de Lot or Don Gil de las calzas verdes for the Cervantes Institute in the Czech Republic. In 2020 she was winner by CRONOTEATRO MADRID, in dramaturgy and direction for the piece Dos palomas del centro de Madrid deciden coger el metro, published in the magazine PYGMALION 12/20. She is currently developing her career in the audiovisual world with the short documentary OLMO with Miguel Moebius (in postproduction) and a series of pieces, including La escultura, her first micro-short film, already awarded and selected in several international festivals.