Enrique Dura

Born and raised in Argentina, Enrique co-wrote and performed in "El Duo-Deno", and wrote and performed in "El Nene", before his two year success "Enrique Dura... hasta que se acaba" 1983-1985, his one men show in Cordoba City. He moved to the United States in 1985 and worked as a cartoonist in Spanish media and the UPI. He also performed his one man show in "La Tea" Spanish theater and "Casa de España" while studying English. After becoming fully bilingual, he studied acting at the Strasberg Institute and stand-up comedy with Stephen Rosenfield of the American Comedy Institute in Manhattan. In the 1990's, Enrique appeared in commercials for Spanish and American TV and did extra work in films including "For Love of the Game" and "Summer of Sam." At the end of the decade, he walked out of acting all together and started his own business. In 2015 Enrique returned into full time acting in film ("Jacqueline Argentine" and "Mortal") and stage with a renewed one man show.