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Elizabeth Van Dyke directed this short play as part of River Crosses Rivers, a festival of new plays at Ensemble Studio Theatre. It featured PQ in the role of Franco.
PQ performed in Classical Theatre of Harlem's production of Henry V. He played the role of Michael Williams as well as several smaller parts in a critically noted performance.
Paulo starred in a new One Man Show produced by Core Ensemble. PQ portrayed three different revolutionary figures in Latin American history accompanied by the core ensemble musicians.
PQ starred in the film Poppies for a Funeral. After a first shoot that covered the majority of principal photography, the film experienced a series of delays and is still awaiting completion.
Critics loved PQ as Oswald in Henrik Ibsen's ghosts.
"Paulo Quiros avoids Oswald's maudlin trap with devilish charm, at once lovable, dangerous, and damned." - NyTheatre.com
"Quiros is savage and visceral in his portrayal, showing a stunning range between the lusty young man at the height of his powers and the crumbling monster at the depth of his fall." -Quazen, Arts
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Paulo Quiros starred as Macbeth in the immortal Scottish play. This beautifully simple production was directed by Bridget Durkin of Extant Arts, and set among the rocks and hills of Central Park at sunset.
PQ plays Rachel's rakish brother John in this pilot for a potential series.
Staged amid the rocks and forests of Mineral Springs in Central Park, Extant Arts' production of A Midsummer Night's Dream was a revelation. PQ starred as both Oberon and Theseus.
Directed by the illustrious Nancy Gabor, and staged at the beautiful Algonquin theatre near Union Square in Manhattan, Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters was one of the spring's surprise hits, and a difficult ticket to get. PQ played a dashing Vershinin alongside a beautiful and talented cast of young actors.
A 30 minute film by Raw Power productions tells the story of boys growing up in small town America. PQ played a young bully who is the main antagonist.
A new play by Debra Siegel, which premiered at New York's fringe festival. PQ originated the role of Kazuo, a half-japanese school-teacher who confronts the loss of his girl-friend in the World Trade Center tragedy and moves on to find new love.
Paulo Quiros starred as the poet in Arthur Schnitzler's classic study on class and sex, directed by Greg Taubman at the Times Square Arts Center.
A short film by Anastasia Frank about the moments just before morning in New York city. Starring Paulo Quiros and Ivy Whipple.
Georges Feydeau's classic farce was brought to life by Extant Arts. PQ played the role of Pompe-Nicole.
PQ played the dentist in Ben Mains' darkly realist take on Little Shop of Horrors. Starting entirely in black and white, and slowly immersing the audience in color, Mains created a new vision of the familiar musical.
Paulo Quiros originated the role of Jay in the first production of College, the Musical. The role, based loosely on Jay from the Great Gatsby, cast PQ as a playboy senior, hero on campus for his legendary room parties, who has become bored by his own celebrity.
The great Tim Vasen directed this popular staging of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot. With Ben Mains, John Doherty, Paulo Quiros and Jed Peterson.
This adaptation of Chuck Mee's Bacchae 2.1 starred PQ as Dionysus. Chuck Mee himself worked with PQ and director Greg Taubman during the creation of the play, helping them explore the process of writing and performing the part.
