Isabel Serrano is a renowned Spanish-American actress with a remarkable career spanning over three decades. She initially pursued a career in dance, commencing her professional journey in 1987. However, her passion for acting soon took center stage, as she landed the lead role in the TV series 'Brigada Central' in 1988, catapulting her to international stardom.
In 2008, Serrano relocated to London to hone her craft at The Actors Center of London. Her thirst for knowledge and dedication to her craft led her to further her education in Los Angeles, California, attending esteemed institutions such as The Beverly Hills Playhouse, Ivana Chubbuck Studio, The Actor's Gang, UCB Improv, and Santa Monica College. Her impressive educational background was further solidified when she became a life member of The Actor's Gym, an esteemed institution founded by Oscar-winning director Bobby Moresco.
Throughout her illustrious career, Serrano has had the privilege of working alongside acclaimed actors and directors, including John Malkovich, John Finn, Bobby Moresco, Alex de la Iglesia, and Alejandro Amenábar, to name a few. Her extensive theatrical experience includes memorable performances in productions such as 'Don Juan Tenorio,' 'The Mousetrap,' and 'Hysteria,' directed by the illustrious John Malkovich.
Serrano's impressive television credits span over two decades, with notable roles in Spanish, Puerto Rican, and Venezuelan productions. Her unforgettable portrayal of "Adelina" in the hit TV series 'Love in Turbulent Times' cemented her status as a household name in her native country. Her versatility as an actress, honed through her experiences in various countries and venues, has earned her recognition as a competent performer.
In addition to her acting prowess, Serrano is also a talented writer and director. Her play 'Darling, since you are up anyway...' premiered at the Stella Adler Theater in the International contest Short and Sweet Hollywood Latino, with Serrano herself directing and producing the production. She is also the writer of the short film 'Aha!, 'hich is currently in production.
