Ahmed Moustafa Reda is an Egyptian American performing artist born in Alexandria, Egypt. In his early experience as an actor, he joined the Theatre in 2006 in Alexandria, where he trained and developed his tools as a stage performer. In 2013, he went to Cairo to study Performing Arts at Hosabeer Theatre; he managed to shoot his first role on TV in 2014 when he joined Ali Edris’s “Tofahat Adam”TV show. In 2015, he studied Acting for film at (Take One Cinema) Workshop (Cairo, Egypt). Then Ahmed moved to the United States in 2016 to follow his dream of becoming a professional actor in America. In 2017, he joined the New York Film Academy’s short film called Play with Fire, which was his first appearance in an American movie. Ahmed’s dedication to his craft is evident in his educational journey. He studies Performing Arts -Theatre at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA), a testament to his commitment to honing his skills. His previous shows, including Julius Caesar at The Academy of Arts in Cairo, Goodbye Hamlet at Hosabeer Theatre, Intimate Apparel, Urinetown, The Tempest, and Antigone at Massachusetts College of Liberal Theatre (MCLA Theatre), further demonstrate his passion and dedication to the performing arts