Beatriz Coronel, an Ecuadorian artist who shines on the Broadway stage

Sitting on the floor of his dressing room, still in the dressing room and on break Show, Quito Beatriz Coronel He takes the time to talk about his career UNIVERSE. It’s the last day before the official live premiere of the piece Trolls Dreamworks x CAMP experience in New York, in which she plays the sweet Sparkles and other supporting characters.

Living in New York doing musical theater is a “dream” for Beatriz, who at the age of 28 took on roles such as Isabela in Disney Experience CharmBanita in the musical Big Ass Secretand Marinela in The tree of life American Gothic Performing Arts Festival.

Beatriz is described as witty, outgoing, focused and energetic, qualities necessary for an actress breaking through in the Big Apple. The focus is on his acting, musical and theater career, which make it a priority at this point in your life.

That is why he uses his energy for the days he spends rehearsing all the works he is currently devoting himself to. In addition to Trolls, he is also rehearsing a Christmas play Fluffy The Pine.

Although his routine is waking up, exercising, exercising and sleeping, he has no doubts about the path his life is taking. The days are long for this actress, but it’s nothing she hasn’t prepared for.

His training has begun when she was a child, she appeared in music shows and television commercials. In 2004, she began her journey on the country’s stages, led by a singer from Quito Ricardo Williams and former Miss Ecuador Susana Rivadeneira. He sang at football matches, at press conferences and at the Queen of Quito competitions.

“There I started to get a lot of time, to be on big stages and I was a professional artist in those years.“, recalls Beatriz, who values ​​continuous training as one of the keys to her success.

He notes that he was also part of the band at school rock, extraordinary experience of his musical career.

Promoting his talent was an important point during his career in University of San Francisco in Quito, where he earned a degree in Administration and Marketing, with a minor in Music. Then he had the opportunity to study musical theater at American Academy of Music and Dramafrom which he graduated this year.

The best thing about doing musical theater, according to Beatriz, is that every day is different, the audience is different.

“I’ve always seen myself on big stages,” he sighs. “I never saw myself staying in Ecuador alone. For me, it was to carry the Ecuadorian name around the world“, adds the artist.

And it was in New York that she found an artistic field where she expanded and devoted herself to her calling: “My goal, more than becoming famous, more than becoming recognized all over the world, for me is to be able to do this every day and reach people”.

He assures that he would like to return to Ecuador and carry out a project in the country. However, Beatriz believes it still exists lack of knowledge about the theater industry, what is involved in putting on a show and the compensation artists deserveas he compares training for live performances to training for the Olympics.

“You have to have all your rest hours, you have to train all the time physically, mentally and be focused every day to get there and remember a lot of lines. “Ecuador is still behind in understanding everything that we as artists do to put together this final product,” he points out.

However, the actress and singer does not plan to devote herself only to musical theater, but also try their hand at film and television. It also does not exclude, in the end, guiding and managing artists using their knowledge of Marketing and administration.

For now, the project that delights Beatriz Coronel will sing in an exclusive cabaret in New York, 54 Below, where Broadway’s most sought-after artists perform. There he will play one of the main characters in the play History of the Edwin Drood mysterieson January 23, 2024.

Whatever the future holds, Beatriz hopes it won’t take her away performance: “It’s part of my blood, part of me, I’ll always be on stage.” (AND)