Felix Pire

Felix Pire is a Cuban-American actor-writer-producer in Los Angeles. Stage Acting: 1997 New York Outer Critic's Circle Award for Outstanding Solo Performance for the one man, multiple character comedy show, "Men on the Verge of a His-Panic Breakdown" by Guillermo Reyes, Off-Broadway; Winner of Best Play in a Smaller Theatre at 1995 Los Angeles Ovation Awards. His second solo play, "The Origins of Happiness in Latin" was written under fellowship at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, and won the California Community Foundation's Brody Arts Grant. Subsequently, it was awarded the 2001 National Latino Playwriting Award in 2001 by The Arizona Theatre Company. It was produced by ATC in 2003, and then played Off-Broadway at Urban Stages. His third solo play, "This Way to Your Ritual Lobotomy" by Guillermo Reyes, played at The Avery Schreiber Theatre in North Hollywood and on Broadway at a Solo Festival in 2011. Film Acting: Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys (opposite Brad Pitt & Bruce Willis),