Biografia
Luiza began her television career in 1993 at the age of eight, debuting in the soap opera "Sonho Meu" by Lauro César Muniz. She has appeared in over twenty series and telenovelas on Rede Globo and Rede Record. From 1993 to 2004, she acted in Rede Globo productions, including soap operas like "Chocolate com Pimenta," "Sabor da Paixão," "Porto dos Milagres," "Era Uma Vez...," "O Amor Está no Ar," and "Cara e Coroa," as well as series such as "Malhação" and "Engraçadinha." Between 2006 and 2014, she featured in Rede Record shows including "Conselho Tutelar," "Amor Custa Caro," "Chamas da Vida," "Sansão e Dalila," "Luz do Sol," and "Cidadão Brasileiro," among others.
In theater, she performed in plays like "Closer" by Patrick Marber, "Peças de Mobília" by Newton Moreno, "Cenas de Uma Execução" by Howard Baker, "O Terceiro Sinal" by Otavio Frias Filho, "Vox" by Beatriz Carolina Gonsalves, "Eu Quero Morrer com Meu Próprio Veneno" by Ana Carolina, "Eles Não Usam Black Tie" by Gianfrancesco Guarnieri, and "Jornada de Um Imbecíl Até o Entendimento" by Plínio Marcos, among others.
Her film work includes various shorts and feature films such as "Bellini e o Demônio," "Ouro Negro - Saga de Petróleo Brasileiro," and "Uma Mulher." Since 2013, she has also been involved in Fine Arts. As a set designer, she has worked on plays like "O Corte" by Mark Ravenhill, "O Quarto Estado da Água" by Bia Szvat, "Enquanto as Crianças Dormem" and "Diga Que Você Já Me Esqueceu" by Dan Rosseto, and "Vox" by Beatriz Carolina Gonsalves, for which she also designed the costumes.
