Maite Bassa is a Spanish actor, writer, and director based in Barcelona. Her work is rooted in emotional truth and a deep curiosity for the complexities of human relationships.

She trained as an actor at El Timbal and Nancy Tuñón in Barcelona, and completed the international Professional Actors Masterclass at AIPA in Los Angeles. On screen, she has appeared in notable Catalan TV series such as La Riera, Com si fos ahir, and Oh My Goig, as well as in various independent short films.

She is also a founding member of the theatre collective )e( espai en construcció, where she has co-created and performed in original stage productions including Et vindré a tapar (2014), Si jo no hi fos (la festa seria més divertida) (2017), and Beatriu (2021).

As a filmmaker, she directed the series Mercè d'Horta, which aired on betevé in 2021 and was a finalist at the VOC Awards.

With a strong presence and a personal voice, Maite Bassa is committed to expanding her career as an actor in film and theatre, while continuing to write and direct stories that are intimate, grounded, and resonant.