Josue Guerrero
Josué Guerrero, Dominican actor born on April 14, 1982 in the city of Santo Domingo. A graduate of the National School of Dramatic Art, he began his professional career 16 years ago participating in more than 25 theatrical productions. He catapulted himself as creator and producer with the play "Trapitos al Sol" in 2011. He has been nominated as best actor in the awards of ACROARTE, for works like "Hey, hey el tercer día", obtaining the prized award in 2015 for his performance in "La Venus de las Pieles". On television, he starred in the Dominican series "Apasionados" and "Corazones Alquilados". He had the main role in several short films such as "Te para Tres" and the short film winner at the 16th Santo Domingo International Film Festival 2014, "Suicide and Murder". Since 2005 he has performed in 14 feature films including: "Todos los hombres son iguales", "Detective Willy", "Amigo D" and "La Barbería", besides having the main role in the movies "Duarte, Traición and Gloria "," Flor " and "En tu Piel ", the latter that stars with the actress Eva Arias, under the direction of Matías Bize.
Josue Laboucane
Josue Laboucane is an actor, known for The Merry Wives of Windsor (2020), Timon of Athens (2018) and King Lear (2015).
Josue Mukura
Josue Mukura is known for Virunga (2014).
Josue Ochoa
Josue Ochoa is known for Midnight Family (2019).
Josue Osuna
Josue Osuna is known for Witnesses (2019) and Fatherhood (2022).
Josue Sierra
Josue Sierra is known for 10 Reasons Why Men Cheat (2022) and Double Kill (2023).
Josué Bernal
Josué Bernal is known for Déjà Vu (2013), El Candidato and Tres Caínes (2013).
Josué Charles
Josué Charles was born in Naples, Florida. He originally went to film school to become a director, but instead he found a passion for acting. Josué's career began in the indie world, this is where he got to hone his craft and gain experience as an actor. In 2019 he moved to Atlanta to audition for speaking roles on union productions. Josué Charles is an upcoming actor to look out for on Hulu's GOH and Tv One's NWHMI.
Josué Gutierrez
Josue Gutierrez is an American actor known for his portrayal of charmingly dark characters and his range in television and film. Most recognized for his recurring role on Netflix award winning BLOODLINE, Josue has also worked on as Lead and Guest Stared on some of film and televisions top programs including BET+ original series SACRIFICE, TALES, and Showtimes HOMELAND.
Josué Maychi
Maychi was born Josué Eduardo May Chi on February 7, 1988 in Hopelchén, Campeche, Mexico, where he lived until he was 18 years old, and then emigrated to San Francisco de Campeche, Mexico, where he studied Theater. He comes from a family of Mayan origin, which is why he is a native speaker of the Yucatecan Mayan language. He moved to Mexico City and graduated in 2011 with a degree in Administration, but almost at the same time he began a career in Theater, which has allowed him to participate in projects that have contributed to make visible the situation that people of indigenous peoples go through. In 2015 the actor worked in the play 'The Corn Mill', which focuses on the visibility of Mayan women and later, in 2017 he participated in the play 'Andares' by Makuyeika Creativo Teatral and directed by Héctor Flores Komatsu, where he met with actors from Chiapas, Morelos and Oaxaca and shared from their stories, the experience of their childhoods, life in their communities and how they face society. This work allowed them to tour theaters in China, New York, Chicago, Germany, Chile, France and Holland. He has participated in television projects such as Malinche (2018), Hernán (2019) and will make his film debut with the film Presencias (2021), directed by Luis Mandoki, and acting alongside Alberto Ammann and Yalitza Aparicio. As a playwright he wrote Jats'uts sáastal: Bello Amanecer (2014), collaborates in Andares (2017), Venados Caminantes (2017), and Ch'e'en: Asomándose al Pozo; a work in the Mayan language. He has also served as a consultant for Mayan-language theater projects.