Carlos Orlando

Height: 175 cm

Born in East LA and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Carlos Orlando is an actor, writer, improviser and performer at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, Los Angeles. He is a performer at Maude Night ( ...Show More

Born in East LA and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Carlos Orlando is an actor, writer, improviser and performer at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, Los Angeles. He is a performer at Maude Night (with his sketch comedy house team, "The Royal Bermuda Whiskey Club") and Mess Hall (with his Mess Hall team, "Parade".) He holds a BFA in Theatre (a financially smart move) from the University of Carlifornia, Santa Barbara.TV credits: Comedy Bang! Bang!, The Soul Man, The Odd Couple, Chasing Life, Harry's Law.UCB credits (partial): Maude Night, Mess Hall, Masturing with Film Masters (creator, producer & host), Best of UCB Sketch, Sketch Cram, Cagematch, Starpunch with Mike Still, UCB's I'm Cool Showcase, Celebrity Barf Machine, Stoned Scenes with Big Grande, Not Too Shabby, Spank, UCBComedy videos.Carlos has been studying at UCBTLA since 2009, training under Mike Still, Billy Merritt, Alex Berg, Alex Fernie, Eugene Cordero, Suzi Barrett, Kevin Pedersen, and many more. He's also studied under Miles Stroth, Eric Moneypenny and Heather Anne Campbell.Carlos started studying acting, performance art and theatre at 16 years old and is a graduate of the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater with an emphasis in Acting program at UCSB. Theatre credits (partial): Debujos de Nuestra Frontera (The James Donlon Company), A View from the Bridge (Indy Award Winner in Performance, The Santa Barbara Independent), Melancholy Play, Life's a Dream, The Dinosaur Within, Much Ado About Nothing. He was a performer and health educator at Kaiser Permanente Educational Theatre (3 years in Bullying Awareness, 3 years in Literacy Promotion), and was a co-founder, writer, director and performer for Monster Party, an independent sketch comedy collective, with multiple performances at The Comedy Central Stage at The Hudson, and many theaters around Hollywood. Hide