Pau Miró (Barcelona, 1974) is an actor, playwright and director. He graduated as an actor from the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona (1998) and has trained as a playwright in various seminars at the Sala Beckett taught by Carles Batlle, Sergi Belbel, Xavier Albertí, José Sanchis Sinisterra and Javier Daulte, among others.

His most recent works as a playwright and director are Cyrano, an adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand (Festival Temporada Alta, 2017), Un tret al cap (Sala Beckett, 2017), Filla del seu pare (Teatre Lliure, 2017), Victòria (TNC, 2016), Terra Baixa, a play for Lluís Homar (Festival Temporada Alta, 2014) and Dones com jo (Teatre Romea, 2014).

He also wrote Adiós a la infancia (a play based on Juan Marsé’s most important novels, directed by Oriol Broggi at the Teatre Lliure, 2013) and Els jugadors, which he also directed (Festival Temporada Alta, 2011, and Teatre Lliure, 2012). He won the 2012 Butaca Prize for the Best Play for Els jugadors, which has been translated into Italian, English, Greek and Spanish. In addition, it was performed at the Teatro Piccolo in Milan in 2013, where it was acclaimed by the public and critics alike and won the prestigious Ubu Prize for the Best Foreign Play.

During the 2008-2009 season, La trilogia animal had its first performance, a play that he wrote and directed and which won the Crítica Teatral de Barcelona Prize for the Best Play. In 2004, his play Plou a Barcelona was premiered at the Sala Beckett, directed by Toni Casares. This play has been performed internationally in Italy, Portugal, Britain, Canada and elsewhere.

Biography made in 2018