Patricia Lauriet

Patricia Lourdes Lauriet is an American Actress, Writer, Producer, Dancer, and Singer. Patricia was born in Washington, D.C. and is of French, Spanish, Scottish and British descent. Patricia's first stage performance was at the age of four in "The Book of Knowledge" in Miami, Florida. Her family then moved to Perth Amboy, N.J. where she studied dance at The Charles Farrell Dance Studio, and also took piano and saxophone lessons during her primary years. Her love for Film and the Theatre came from her attending Broadway shows at an early age. Patricia graduated from the University of Miami with a Bachelor's in Science in Communications, double major in Film and Theatre. She acted in several plays such as "Mary of Scotland" in the role of Mary, "Women in Manhattan" in the role of Billie, and several pieces. After graduating Patricia got her first break on a Venezuelan soap opera shot in Miami called "Maria Celina" that aired on Univision. They asked her to stay on as a series regular, but her sights were set on working in feature films, and moved to Los Angeles, California. Patrica booked "The Skeleton Key" next in Hollywood, performing as a dancer, followed by "Jarhead" as a flight attendant, her first big budget film with Universal, under the Direction of Sam Mendes. She then won the Lead role of Wendy Abeyta in "The Boom Boom Girls of Wrestling" in where she played a super-hero female wrestler. Patricia has worked on "Ladron", "Awakening Atlantis", "Hickok", "Broken Ceiling", "ARCH ANGELZ" and "'Citizens." Wanting to add great content to the cinema Patricia is also the producer, writer and creator of "The Colony the Rim of the Sun," a Sci-fi Trilogy. As her love of art continuously grows she has made and recorded original songs produced by J-Trx ,"Fix", "Bad", "Beautiful", "It's Our Night", "Passion", and more. Patricia has performed at the "Cat Club", and the "Roxy" in Hollywood, The Maritime Theatre in Miami, and TV show "Estrellas del Momento (Stars of the Moment). Her dream is to have an attraction ride at Disney stemming from one of her films.