Edoardo Miranda

Biography

Edoardo Miranda is an American actor and writer, originally from New York City. A graduate of The Stella Adler Acting Studio and Brooklyn College, he discovered his passion for storytelling at an early age. Raised in Milan, he was mentored by screenwriter Umberto Contarello and director Andrea Costantini, who encouraged him to pursue acting professionally in the United States. Born Edoardo Nicholas Bianchi, he later adopted the stage name Edoardo Miranda in honor of his grandmother, Miranda Bramani, an avid cinephile. Edoardo has trained extensively with industry professionals, including Ron Burrus (Adler Technique), Todd Thaler (On Camera Technique), Elizabeth Shepherd (Shakespeare), and J. Steven White (Stage Combat). He graduated from Stella Adler in 2018. His notable film credits include For: LiLa, where his portrayal of Sal De Leon earned him multiple acting awards; Eating with the Enemy, narrated by Kevin Sorbo, in which he played Peter the Disciple; and The Fox, where he starred alongside Kazy Tauginas. On stage, he played Maestro in The Last Boy at The Town Hall and Marco in the Off-Broadway production Arrivals, directed by Art Feinglass. Edoardo has also written, produced, and directed the play Goodville, which was accepted into the New York Theater Festival's Winterfest 2020. He is the author of the semi-autobiographical novel The Boy Who Laughs. Beyond acting, Edoardo has been featured in global advertising campaigns for brands such as SONY and Steinway & Sons. His print and modeling work includes collaborations with Adidas, Johnson & Johnson, the Brooklyn Nets, artist Kehinde Wiley and photographer David Yarrow.