Ana Ilvento Scuseria

Actress and Director of Public Relations

Ana Ilvento Scuseria, was born in Argentina and debuted in Houston in a dramatic reading of “Tres tristes tigres" at Rice University in 1991. She was the Assistant Director for “Ardiente paciencia" (1998, 1999), "Lejos de aquí" (2001), and "La muerte y la doncella" (2002). Her performances include:

• "The Marianao Kid" (feature film, 1991)
• "Salven al cómico" (1999)
• "Password" (Interpretive reading, 2003)
• "Venecia" (2003 - 2004)
• "La señorita de Tacna" (2004 - 2005)
• "El día que me quieras" (2005 - 2006)
• "Penas sin Importancia" (2006)
• "Volvió una noche" (2007 - 2008)
• "Cuando regreses a New York..." (2008)
• "El Desvarío" (Interpretive reading in multimedia, 2009)
• "Lombrices" (April & October, 2010 - April, 2011)
• "Made in Lanús" (2010)
• "Made in Argentina" (September 2011)
• "Días contados" (February & September, 2012)
• "Fuga" (May, September 2013)
• "La Nona" (May 2014)
• "Almas Gemelas" (October 2014)
• "Chúmbale" (May 2015)
• "Cocinando con Elisa" (September 2015)
• "Lombrices" (West Hollywood, CA, February 2016)
• "Bajo Terapia" (May & October, 2016)
• "Lombrices" (June & July, 2016)
• “Querido San Antonio” (Abril & October, 2017)
• “Loca por las Plumas” (January 2018)
• “Cancún” (May & October, 2018)
• “Madenusa” (May & October, 2019)
• “Toc Toc” (May & October, 2022)
• “Plagio” (March 2023)

Ana is also responsible for communications and public relations.