May 24, 2025

Actress Maria Sole Quintili Wraps “Love Game” Success and Prepares for Hollywood Fringe Festival with “As You Like It”!

Italian actress Maria Sole Quintili confirms her latest project is in the works for the Hollywood Fringe Festival! She recently wrapped “Love Game,” a theatrical production that heavily relied on the actors’ improvisational abilities, and now her next industry project is a 60-minute adaptation of Shakespeare’s play called “As You Like It” for the prestigious Hollywood Fringe Festival.

Maria’s journey began in Italy, where she initially discovered her love for acting. Her move to Los Angeles marked a significant step in pursuing her acting career professionally on a larger stage. With a blend of European charm and American ambition, she’s carving a unique path for herself in the world of film and television!

“Love Game”: A Playground for Improvisational Talent

Maria’s recent role in “Love Game” with Last Call Theater provided her with a unique and rewarding experience. “I worked on ‘Love Game’ with Last Call Theater; I had a blast!” The production, known for its reliance on the actors’ improvisational skills, allowed Maria to take on her on-the-spot creativity and quick thinking.

“As You Like It” at the Hollywood Fringe Festival: A Shakespearean Adventure

Wrapping up Love Games, Maria is already immersed in her next project: a condensed, dynamic version of Shakespeare’s beloved comedy, “As You Like It,” for the Hollywood Fringe Festival. The Fringe Festival is renowned for its diverse range of performances, providing a platform for artists to showcase their talent. The 60-minute format promises a fast-paced and engaging performance. Aside from her upcoming project, Maria Sole Quintili was also cast in “The Alpha’s Cursed Mute Bride,” a TV mini-series!

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