Myrna de Casenave

Myrna de Casenave is a Puertorican actress, comedienne, and producer. Casenave has been a major force in Puertorrican comedy since the beginning of television. She began a career as a theatrical comedian and became a featured performer on television's "Mi Hippie me Encanta", "Esto no tiene Nombre", "Cuqui" and the telenovela "El Idolo".

Her career has spanned television, comedy recordings, Broadway, and motion pictures, enjoying acclaimed success in each medium. She has won many awards including 10 Agueybanas for best comedienne.

In 2003 she participated in the Film Latin Comedy with the legendary Cuban Actor Comedinne Leopoldo Fernandez.

Myrna's humor is often sharp and insightful in the traditions of standup comedians, but also frequently endearing, slightly wacky, and generally quite "family friendly" in the tradition of television comediennes such as Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett.

She is the Host of the oldest daily television show at PBS "Mirna, Chispi y la Gente de hoy" transmitted in US at WAPA America.