Actor Miguel Falabella

Miguel Falabella (born on October 10, 1957 in Rio de Janeiro) is a Brazilian TV, cinema and theater actor, producer and director.

Besides working as an actor and play writer, Miguel Falabella hosted the TV program "Vídeo Show" for almost 15 years (1987-2002).

Dubbed Snowbell in the Brazilian version of 'Stuart Little' (2000) .However,he wasn't called for 'Stuart Little 2' (2002).

He has two brothers: Eduardo and Alberto and one sister: Angela.

He won several awards: Molière Prize and a Mambembe Prize for the play "Emily" (1984), a Molière Prize for the play "A Partilha" (1991), a Shell Prize for the play "South American Way" (2002), Qualidade Brazil Award for the play "Godspell" (2003) and Pedro Ernesto's Medal in 2004.

He's an actor, a director, a producer and a writer.

Studied literature in Rio de Janeiro University.

Studied in O Tablado (theater).Maria Clara Machado was one of his teachers.

His theater debut was in the play "O Dragão", where he worked with actress Louise Cardoso and was directed by Maria Clara Machado.

In 1979, Miguel, Maria Padilha and Paulo Reis founded the theater group called Pessoal do Despertar.

In 1984 he made his debut as a theater director with the play "Emily" of William Luce. Actress Beatriz Segall played Emily.

Son of Maria Arminda, a French teacher, and Edmo, an architect.