2003, Albacete, Spain

Fonso Prats is an actor with solid training in both theatre and on-camera acting. He has developed his education in specialized institutions such as Centro del Actor, under the guidance of Cristina Segovia, and Primera Toma Coach, as well as at Alquibla Teatro, where he began his first stage studies.

In the field of on-camera acting, he has worked with professionals such as Cristina Alcázar, Alejandro Marín, Aránzazu Zárate, and Cristian Nila, refining his listening skills, presence, and naturalness in front of the camera. His theatre training includes continuous work with teachers like Jaime Cano, Antonio Saura, Esperanza Clares, Alberto Alfaro, Ingrid Schramek, and José Ángel Rasilla, with whom he has developed character building, text analysis, and emotional expression from both a technical and organic foundation.

He has taken part in numerous theatre productions and several short films, both fictional and experimental, gaining experience in a wide range of stage and film environments. His work has been recognized in university theatre festivals, where he has received awards such as Best Supporting Actor and Best Ensemble.

In addition to his work as an actor, he has directed small personal projects, such as the documentary short film Ray Heredia, alegría de vivir, in which he explores the figure of musician Ray Heredia and his contribution to the Nuevo Flamenco movement.

With training marked by consistency and a diversity of approaches, Fonso Prats has built a versatile acting foundation, with a focus on truthful performance, nourished by both technical learning and practical, collaborative experience.