Pedro Caeiro is a Portuguese actor, born in 1985 in Oeiras.

He trained in acting at the Escola Profissional de Teatro de Cascais (2000–2003), where he studied under Carlos Avilez, later joining several productions of Teatro Experimental de Cascais directed by him. Notable stage credits from this period include A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, The Long Stay Cut Short by Tennessee Williams, ICTUS by Miguel Graça and Macbeth by William Shakespeare.

He made his professional debut in 2003 in Caixa de Sombras by Michael Cristofer at Teatro São Luiz.

Pedro has worked with several theatre companies, including Teatro do Vestido, Teatro Aberto and Artistas Unidos.

In 2014, he directed Atirem-se ao Ar by António Torrado for Teatro Experimental de Cascais. With URSO PARDO, he directed Cassiopeia by Miguel Graça in 2014 at Teatro Taborda in Lisbon. In 2017, he co-created Lugares #1 by the same author, presented in Ribeira, Lisbon.

In 2018, he co-created and performed Dédalo at Teatro da Politécnica and later revived Cassiopeia at Negócio ZDB in Lisbon.

His work reflects a deep engagement with contemporary Portuguese theatre, marked by artistic rigour, creative collaboration and a strong presence on stage.