Diogo Branco

Graduated in Theatre – Acting from the Lisbon Theatre and Film School, he furthered his training through various workshops and taught the subject of Drama Expression for two years. He also has a musical background, developing his own projects as well as collaborating with a wide range of artists.
He began his theatre career in 2006 with A Casa da Lenha, directed by João Mota at the Teatro Nacional D. Maria II. He has performed in works by authors such as Shakespeare, António Torrado and Brecht, under the direction of stage directors like Emanuel Demarcy-Mota, Hugo Sovelas and Matilde Trocado.
On television, he appeared in soap operas such as Morangos com Açúcar, Dancin’ Days and Mundo ao Contrário, as well as in productions like O Outro Lado da Mentira, Vai Cavar Batatas and Contado por Mulheres.
He made his film debut in Morangos com Açúcar – O Filme, directed by Hugo de Sousa, and went on to participate in projects such as Quarta Divisão by Joaquim Leitão, Variações by João Maia, and more recently Amadeo (2023) and Portugueses (2025), both by Vicente Alves do Ó.