With a career spanning twenty years, Regina is one of the most prominent figures in the industry, with notable projects in theater, film, and television.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Drama from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA) in New York, with additional training and certification in “Advanced Acting” and “Shakespeare Studies,” and was selected to join the 2012 Academy Company.
She makes her film debut as part of “El Misterio del Trinidad” (Dir. José Luis García Agraz), a film that earned her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the Ariel Awards (2004). This was followed by more film roles, including “Como novio de pueblo” (Dir. Joe Rendón), “Cindy la Regia” (Dir. Catalina Aguilar Mastretta, Santiago Limón), ‘Mirreyes vs. Godínez’ 1 and 2 (Dir. Chava Cartas), “War of Likes” (Dir. María Ripoll), “Sin hijos” (Dir. Roberto Fiesco), “Make Me Up Again” (Dir. Guillermo Calderón), “With the Years I Have Left” (Dir. Frank Ariza), “Invitation to a Murder” (Dir. J. M. Cravioto), and “Sign Here” (Dir. Enrique Vázquez), among others, in addition to her work as a voice actress in films such as “The League of 5” (Ánima Estudios) and “The Croods 2: A New Age” (DreamWorks Animation / Universal Pictures).
For television, one of her first projects would be “La Familia P. Luche”, a hugely successful TV series that would boost her popularity from a very young age, in addition to other entertainment content such as “Renta Congelada” (Televisa), and series such as “El hotel de los secretos” (Univision), “Historia de un Crimen: La Búsqueda” (Netflix), “Accidente” (Netflix), “Lies: The Musical” (Prime Video), and “Going Crazy With You” (Sony Channel).
On stage, she has starred in numerous productions, including the Spanish musical “Hoy No Me Puedo Levantar” and “Bright Ideas”, for which she won the APT Award for Best Comedy Actress (2016). She also took part in the first edition of The 24 Hour Play in Mexico and was one of the guest actresses in “White Rabbit, Red Rabbit”, the globally acclaimed play by Nassim Soleimanpour. Some of her subsequent work in this field includes “Parásitos”, sharing the stage with Daniel Tovar; “The Pillowman”, a play by Martin McDonagh; “The Paradise of Invention”, with Marina de Tavira and Alfonso Herrera; “Except for a Bird”, starring Joaquín Cosío and Juan Carlos Colombo; and “Lungs”, directed by Alonso Íñiguez.
