Eduardo Misch

Eduardo Tato Pavlovsky's representative in Argentina and a graduate of the National School of Dramatic Art, where he obtained his degree as a National Actor. From 1999 to 2015, he worked with Pavlovsky as a personal secretary and assistant director on his plays, collaborating with Norman Briski in "Potestad" (2000), Daniel Veronese in "The Death of Marguerite Duras" (2002/3/4), Susy Evans in "Imperceptible" (2004), Elvira Onetto in "Largo Encuentro" (2006), and Martin Pavlovsky in "Meyerhold Variations" (2005/6/7). As a director, he founded the group El Soporte in 2006, sponsored by Pavlovsky, and directed "Locuración," where he also participated as an actor, as well as "Balbuting Texts" and "Opposite Direction - theatrical craftsmanship" (actor/director).