Reza Salazar

Actor

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‘Sweat’: A necessary if familiar tale of the plight of American workers

“Director Kate Whoriskey has guided the cast to portrayals that feel keenly authentic...  As the character’s vengeance is turned on Oscar (an excellent Reza Salazar), an American-born Latino busboy who is tempted to become a replacement worker at the plant.”

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SWEAT at Arena Stage - World Premiere Co-Production with Oregon Shakespeare Festival is Riveting Theater

Playwright Lynn Nottage notches another feather in her cap of outstanding work.

“The talented ensemble was so realistic, I truly did not see any actors on stage but the people who worked at the factory. They were that good.”

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Reza Salazar

Reza Salazar, Actor: Grand Theft Auto V. Reza Salazar is an actor, known for Grand Theft Auto V (2013), See Girl Run (2012) and The Imperialists Are Still Alive! (2010).

Filmography

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Reza Salazar x Law and Order x Clowning in South America x Releasing Shame from Being Raped x Letting the Sun Back In

In this incredibly heart-warming interview with my very best friend of more than a decade, Reza talks growing up in South America, where he performed as a clown alongside his mom from age 5 until his teen years.

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Help This Uptown Playwright Put on a Show About Recovering From Child Abuse

Salazar, who is currently appearing in a show at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater, has been performing since childhood. However, "Incognito" is his first effort at writing. It took him eight years to complete a final draft of the play, which is inspired by Salazar's own experience with molestation.

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Last fall, the actress Adrienne Shelly was found hanging from a shower rod in a Greenwich Village apartment. In little more than a New York minute, the case was on its way to

"The previous afternoon at Chelsea Piers, he had seen a young actor named Reza Salazar who he thought would be excellent for the part of Julio, an illegal alien who admits to having fought with the murder victim. “He had this tremendous feeling of vulnerability and confusion,” Mr. de Segonzac said."

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La palabra prohibida | Radio Ambulante

En el año 2000, después de una vida itinerante con su madre en Perú, Colombia y Bolivia, Reza Salazar llegó a Carolina del Norte. Mientras luchaba por abrirse un espacio en su nuevo colegio, había una palabra que sus nuevos …

Radio Ambulante (La Palabra Prohibida/The Forbidden Word)

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World Premiere (My Mañana Comes by Elizabeth Irwin)

"By turns humorous and haunting... Director Chay Yew guides four terrific performances." — New York Daily News

2 Lucille Lortel Awards including Outstanding Play

2 Drama Desk Awards including Best Play

2 Outer Critics Circle Awards including the John Gassner Award for New American Play

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East Coast Premiere (Sweat By Lynn Nottage)

Lynn Nottage’s Sweat Examines Lives Unraveling by Industry’s Demise

The New York Times

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Lynn Nottage’s Sweat masterfully explores the experience of a group of workers in Reading, PA, against the shifting economic realities of the year 2000. Recession and the de-industrialization taking place across America become a daily anxiety, as rumours of change at the local factory where they work turn into the “writing on the wall.” Simultaneously, the…

“Reza Salazar’s performance of the too often overlooked Oscar is empathetic and affecting, though carefully understated when needed. His delivery of the final line is a dramatic “sucker punch”; it takes our breath away. Sweat is drama that pulls no punches, and has more than a few important punches to throw.”