Josué, a multifaceted Mexican actor, boasts impressive linguistic skills, being bilingual in Spanish and English, and fluent in French. His academic background is equally impressive, having earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting from Columbia University's School of the Arts.
Throughout his illustrious career, Josué has been involved in over ten stage productions, including notable roles in "Looking for Beethoven" at the 4th Street Theater in New York City and "The Pillowman" at Teatro Milan in Mexico City.
In addition to his stage work, Josué has made a significant impact in the world of cinema, appearing in films such as "7 Lovers" directed by Keith Boyton, and "Viaje de Pauline" directed by Carlos Matienzo.
His extensive television credits include starring roles in popular series like "Dolores: La Jenn Que yo conocí", where he portrayed the character "John Rodriguez", as well as "Nada Personal" by Javier Patron Fox, "Paramédicos" directed by Alejandro Lozano, "Tres Milagros" directed by Carlos Bolado and C. Vega, and several other notable productions.
Josué's recent projects include the comedy "Promesas de Campaña" for Claro Video, where he played the role of "Germán", as well as upcoming appearances in "Luis Miguel: La Serie, Second Season", "Somos" a Netflix miniseries directed by Alvaro Curiel and Mariana Chenillo, and the movie "El Rey de la Fiesta" by director Salomón Askenazi.
In 2022, Josué is set to premiere four new projects, including "Torn from her Arms", "Centauro del Norte", "El Rey", and "Wingwalker", further solidifying his position as a talented and versatile actor in the entertainment industry.
