Biography
Pollyanna Rocha is a native of Brasília, Brazil, where she began her theater career.
Graduating from the renowned CAL school in Rio de Janeiro, Pollyanna had the opportunity to study alongside some of Brazil's most notable comedians, including Paulo Gustavo, Fábio Porchat, and Marcus Majella. Together, they worked on several successful projects such as "220 Volts," "Minha Mãe é uma Peça," "Porta dos Fundos," and "Ferdinando Show."
She starred in series like 'Uma Rua Sem Vergonha' and 'Fredy e Lucy,' and contributed to the biopic of Tim Maia. Pollyanna also made her mark in various TV Globo soap operas and series, including 'Cidade dos Homens,' 'Macho Man,' 'Força Tarefa,' and 'A Grande Família.'
Currently, she divides her time between Portugal and Brazil. Recently, she joined the cast of the TVI soap opera "Cacau" in Portugal, which has been a ratings leader since its premiere.
Always restless and seeking new challenges, Pollyanna Rocha aims to explore the opportunities brought by globalization and the expansion of streaming platforms. She is open to various forms of acting, whether in film, theater, or performance, and in different languages, with bases in Europe, in Portugal, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
