Emmi Green

Emmi Green is a Puerto Rican actor who has spent most of his acting career in Florida. He has a bachelor's degree from Rollins College with an emphasis in Performance and Directing. There, he learned to keen his skills in voice, speech, movement, clowning, stage combat, solo performance, and acting techniques such as Uta Hagen's and Shakespearean period acting. He also wrote, directed, and performed his first solo performance, Dearest Joan, in which he told a story of how he used love can be used when faced with racism in the family. He tends to play the type of character that people love to hate and hate to love. The over the top guy who has an honest, opinionated mouth regardless of the situation he's in. He has played these characters in plays like: 12 Angry Men, The Good Person of Setzuan, and a lot of original plays in theatre festivals in Central Florida. He is the guy who is not afraid to tell his captors that it's obvious they had to turn to a life of crime because nobody loves them, then tell them all the things they're doing wrong with his kidnapping. He is your absurdly ambitious, philosophical best friend who hides behind a sassy diva.