F R A N C E S C A   M A R A G O

Francesca is a West London based actress with an Italian father and Croatian mother. After growing up in a multilingual household she gained fluency in both languages. After completing a Foundation degree in Acting at The Oxford School of Drama she subsequently studied Drama and Performance at The University of Portsmouth where she graduated with a 1st Class Honours degree. 

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After having a busy summer performing Coram Boy at The Minack Theatre in Cornwall, Francesca has gone on to perform a charity project focusing on male masculinity and suicide in When Everyone Talks at Once at The Playground Theatre. A play she also produced through her production company Melon and Spud Productions. 

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Following 4.5 star reviews from its London run at The Playground Theatre, reviewer Alex Jacobs wrote "In order for a play to resonate with its audience, it must do one simple thing extremely well: speak to human experience in a way that cannot otherwise be easily articulated. Appealing theatre will speak to the lives of its audiences, but memorable theatre will open up new conversations and new understandings, facilitating discussions that would not otherwise happen. And very few plays articulate this as well as When Everyone Talks At Once". 

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She recently got her multi role juices flowing in False Accounts: Exposing the Post Office Cover Up at The OSO Theatre and Upstairs at The Gatehouse where she received a wonderful review: 

"The standout performances were easily, Francesca Marago who showed herself to be quite a talent by handling the immense breadth of all her characters flawlessly, excelling at breathing life into each"

 

- London Pub Theatres 

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Francesca is represented by Stage Craft Management. 

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