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Prakriti Maduro (born 14 September 1980 in Caracas, Venezuela) is a multi-cultural, multi-faceted actress, writer, screenwriter, director, playwright, acting coach and TEDx speaker from Caracas, Venezuela, currently living in Los Angeles. Prakriti is one of the actresses of her generation with the greatest participation in Latin American cinema. She has performed in productions from Argentina, Uruguay, Bolivia, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Mexico and Venezuela. Among her performances are her leading roles in the films "Habana Eva," directed by filmmaker Fina Torres, "Tamara" by Elia Schneider and "La Noche de Las Dos Lunas" (The Night of the Two Moons,2018) by Miguel Ferrari. In the genre of soap operas she is remembered mainly for her interpretation of the character of Ninfa in "Mi Gorda Bella" of Carolina Espada (RCTV 2002/2003), and in her character of Yenilú in "Voltea pa' que te Enamores" by Monica Montañes (Venevisión 2007). On the theme of soap operas and the influence of Latin American television on society, Maduro expressed her reflections on a TEDx talk called: "The Power of Fiction" during a TEDxChacao event in February 2020, and the video is currently on the official Youtube channel of the conferences: TedxTalks. Although she is known mainly for her work in film and television, Prakriti has been an important figure for Venezuelan theatre. Prakriti was a stable member of the Skena Theatrical Group for several years, where he was not only an actress but also served as a playwright, with titles such as: "Espentópolis" by Prakriti Maduro and Armando Álvarez (Skena 2005) and "Los Fantasiónicos de La Habsiónicos de El Habadoación" by Prakriti Maduro and Verónica Osorio (Skena 2006) and even as director in montage workshops. He has also performed for other major groups such as: Grupo Actoral 80, Rio Teatro Caribe, Water People Theater Company, Akeké-circo Teatro, Imaginarios de Venezuela, La Caja de Fósforos among others.nnnn
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