Davi Claudino

Davi Claudino (October 7, 1996, Santo André, São Paulo, Brazil) is a Brazilian actor, performer, stage director, and theater teacher.

He began his artistic career at the age of eleven, attending a theater acting workshop and performing in various productions. He graduated in Theater in 2018.

Davi starred in the films “O Assassino do Boom / The Boom Killer” (Bardo Filmes, 2026), directed by Mateus Guidoni and Vitor Dividino; “A Última Oração” (Pane Filmes, 2025), directed by Saulo Carvalho and Dan Claudino; “Whey: Uma Saga Anabólica em Busca da Verdade” (SPEC Filmes, 2023), directed by Mateus Guidoni; and “Flores Secas” (Murano Produções, 2017), directed by Julia Gorgulho. He also starred in “Pule ou Ocorrência às 4h48” (Coletivo ERROR 404, 2020), a video adaptation of the homonymous stage play, filmed at home during the Covid-19 pandemic and premiered via live streaming on Facebook.

On television, Davi appeared in the third episode of the miniseries “Extremos da Cidade” (TV Gazeta, 2014), which highlighted the importance of artistic production in the outskirts of São Paulo. He has also participated in several music videos, including projects for Grupo Aspas.

His theater credits include productions such as “De Botina pra Ozébio” (dir. Davi Claudino, 2025); “À Deriva” (Coletivo ERROR 404, dir. Dan Claudino and Davi Claudino, 2019); “O Último Carro” (Skena, dir. Walmir Pavam, 2018); “O Balcão / The Balcony” (Skena, dir. Rudson Marcello, 2017); “4.48” (Coletivo ERROR 404, dir. Michelle Lomba, 2016–2017); “Adolescer Indefinido” (Usina dos Atos, dir. Priscilla Tessuto, 2016); “O Casamento de Mané Bocó” (Grama Verde, dir. André Blumenschein, 2015); the award-winning “Histórias de bobos, bocós, burraldos e paspalhões” (Grama Verde, dir. André Blumenschein, 2014–2016); “Aquela Água Toda” (dir. Cacá Carvalho, 2014); and “Mistério na Sala de Ensaio e Outras Histórias” (dir. André Blumenschein, 2013), among others. He also directed and starred in “Pule ou Ocorrência às 4h48” (Coletivo ERROR 404, dir. Dan Claudino and Davi Claudino, 2019–2021), which received critical acclaim for its staging and performance.