Andrés Lima (director)
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Andrés Lima Fernández de Toro (born 1961) is a Spanish actor and theatre director. He is linked to the stage company Animalario.[1]
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1961 (age 64–65)
- Theatre director
- actor
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| Born | Andrés Lima Fernández de Toro 1961 (age 64–65) Madrid, Spain |
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Life and career
Andrés Lima Fernández de Toro was born in Madrid in 1961.[2] He was the founder of the theatre company Riesgo, which later combined with Ración de Oreja to form the seed of the theatre company Animalario.[3]
His stage work includes the following titles: Qué te importa que te ame, El fin de los sueños, Tren de mercancías huyendo hacia el oeste, Pornografía barata, Alejandro y Ana (lo que España no pudo ver del banquete de la boda del presidente), Últimas palabras de Copito de Nieve, Hamelin, Marat-Sade, Argelino, servidor de dos amos, Tito Andrónico, Urtain, Penumbra, El montaplatos, La vuelta de Nora (Casa de muñecas 2), Shock (el cóndor y el puma), El chico de la última fila, Paraíso perdido, and La comedia de los errores.[4][5][6][7]
As an actor, he has featured in films such as Mad Love (2001), Mondays in the Sun (2002), Goya's Ghosts (2006), and Cinema Days (2009).[2][8]
The Ministry of Culture and Sport awarded him with the 2019 National Theater Prize.[9]
Accolades
| Year | Award | Category | Work | Result | Ref. |
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2006 | 9th Max Awards | Best Stage Direction | Hamelin | Won | |
2008 | 11th Max Awards | Best Stage Direction | Marat-Sade | Won | |
2009 | 12th Max Awards | Best Stage Direction | Argelino, servidor de dos amos | Won | |
2010 | 13th Max Awards | Best Stage Direction | Urtain | Won | |
2020 | 23th Max Awards | Best Stage Direction | Shock (el cóndor y el puma) | Won |