PROFILE

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Alberto Carlos Peart, started acting and dancing at age 15. He was awarded best male actor by the Western Massachusetts Theater Association for his performance in “Hamlet," as King Claudius in which he performed with Shakespeare and Co. based in Lenox, MA. In 2002, Alberto Carlos was reviewed as, “...striking,” by the New York Times for his choreography in the off-broadway show, “The City That Cried Wolf”.  Alberto Carlos graduated from Westfield State University, with a major in mass communications and a focus in media arts. From 2003-2007, he performed with international award winning theatre ensemble, Serious Play and competed professionally in ballroom dance. In 2008 he moved to Los Angeles and was a day player in the ABC Family comedy/drama “Greek”. He performed in numerous stage productions including highly reviewed play, “Sex, Relationships, and Sometimes Love”. In 2011 he moved to Madrid, Spain and started an independent video production company, JYA I AM Productions. In 2014, he moved back to the US and continued to write, direct, and produce videos and films with various organizations and artists. In 2018 Alberto Carlos wrote and directed an original play, “I, Hope” a play based on the inhumane treatment of persons with disability throughout history and into the present day. Alberto Carlos focuses on building truth and self-perspective through digital media and video production. He currently resides in Florida,  producing "What the World Taught Us?", acting in Stan Watkins' Murder Mysteries and the co-founder of B&L Soaps. Alberto Carlos continues to write, direct, film, and edit various projects. Visit www.ACPeart.com for latest details and updates.