Ana Maria Belo, a highly accomplished and multifaceted performer, hailing from Australia, is the first member of her Portuguese heritage to be born on Australian soil. Despite being deaf, Ana Maria's passion for singing and acting began at a remarkably young age, and she has since gone on to captivate audiences on numerous Australian stages and international screens, ranging from intimate settings to large-scale productions, and encompassing both independent and mainstream platforms.
Beyond her impressive acting credentials, Ana Maria is also a talented writer, having directed and produced several short films that have garnered international recognition and acclaim, with one of her short films, "Things to Do", earning her a prestigious TROPFEST award.
Throughout her career, Ana Maria has demonstrated a commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, proudly wearing hearing aids and utilizing Auslan (Australian Sign Language) as an integral part of her creative expression.
