Osel González has been playing theatre since he was a child. In 2008 he decided to take the first step to turn his passion into a profession and went to Barcelona to train at Estudis de Teatre Berty Tovías, where he discovered the pedagogy of Jacques Lecoq.

Later he graduated in Classical Philology from the Complutense University of Madrid in the 2009-2013 class. Just a few months after finishing University, he enrolled in the International School of Mime and Gestural Theatre Nouveau Colombier, where he discovered the art of mime from Marcel Marceau and Etienne Decroux. He attended a third experimental year on “full/expresive mask” mand ended up becoming the first student in studying the Pedagogical Year lead by his master Arturo Bernal.

Since 2016 he begins to work as a teacher in different drama schools in Madrid (Nave 73 and International Theater School Arturo Bernal ) whilst also being a professional actor and puppeteer. He currently resides in Amsterdam, is embarking on two theatre projects in the making and teaches courses on Composition, Movement, Masks and Puppets.

His desire to continue learning has put him in contact with specialists in mime and theatre of movement and gesture such as: Norman Taylor (J.Lecoq), Thomas Lebhart (E.Decroux), Alexander Neander (Marcel Marceau), Wolfram Bodecker (Marcel Marceau), Lionel Menard (Philippe Genty), Ángel Bonora (J.Lecoq), Martín Peña (E.Decroux), Joyce Henderson (Complicitè), Pablo Ibarluzea (clown, Philippe Gaulier), Raúl Iaiza (Odin Teatret), Rob Tanion (DV8, Complicité), I Wayan Bawa (Odin Teatre, Balinese mask).