An Honor Award for a Brilliant Career
Núria Espert, renowned Spanish actress, has been awarded the prestigious Max Honor Award 2024, awarded by the General Society of Authors and Editors (SGAE). In a press conference held in Madrid, Espert expressed gratitude for this recognition and highlighted that her success is due to her dedication and hard work over the years. At 88 years old, she is still active in the entertainment world and considers herself a very hard-working person.
A Career Marked by Passion and Talent
Núria Espert has left an indelible mark in the world of acting. Since her inception, she has demonstrated her talent and passion for performing arts. One of the highlights of her career was her performance as Medea in Barcelona at the age of 18, a role that catapulted her to success and established her as an exceptional actress. Throughout her career, Espert has demonstrated her versatility by playing dramatic roles with mastery and captivating audiences with her unique talent.
A New Chapter in your Career
Despite having announced her retirement last year, Núria Espert has revealed that she has accepted a new theater project. She is working on a text by renowned author Wajdi Mouawad, known for his work ‘Fires’. Although she has not given more details about the project, Espert confesses that she feels fear and insecurity when starting a new job, but she is confident in her ability to overcome any challenge. In addition, coinciding with the Max Honor Award, the actress has received the Honorary Doctorate from the Royal Speech & Drama University of London, further recognition of her outstanding career.
A Legacy That Transcends Borders
Núria Espert has managed to maintain a special connection with Catalonia, her homeland. She has always carried with her her cultural and scenic ties to the region, premiering her works in Barcelona and sharing her talent with the Catalan public. Although many of her friends are no longer here, Espert still feels a strong bond with the city and whenever she can, she visits it and takes the spirit of Barcelona with her everywhere. Her legacy transcends borders and her name will be engraved in the history of Spanish theater.