Sandra De Sousa

Sandra De Sousa's exotic multi-ethnic looks and stunning talent have helped her become an emerging star. She was born in London and knew at the tender age of 5 that she wanted to act. After principal roles in many school plays and musicals and whilst studying painting at the Slade School of Fine Art (UCL) she begun work in professional shows at the Bloomsbury theatre. Which include major parts in 'Yerma' and 'Caligula'. Whilst performing as Salome in 'Salome' at the Edinburgh Fringe, she won a starring role as Charlotte in her first feature film 'The Prodigal'. Training at the Central School of Speech and Drama, the Poor School and Actors Temple. In 2003, she won the British Finalist category of the 'International Stopping Power' competition and given the prize of training with the renowned Los Angeles-based acting coach Bernard Hiller. This meeting proved to be very influential as she became the founding organiser of his Masterclasses in London and continues to work with him regularl