Beatriz Yuste, a multilingual and multi-talented individual, was born and raised in Moncton, New Brunswick. Her parents, Margarita, a retired university professor, and her father, originally from Madrid, Spain, instilled in her a love for languages, as she fluently speaks English, French, and Spanish.
Beatriz's academic background is marked by her Bachelor's degree from Dalhousie University in Halifax, where she honed her skills in various fields. She also pursued her passion for acting at the Jacqueline McClintock studio in Toronto, the Mallorca Film Academy in Spain, and under the guidance of renowned director John Strasberg in New York.
In addition to her acting credentials, Beatriz is a Second City Conservatory graduate, making her a well-rounded artist. She is a triple threat, exceling as an actor, writer, director, and producer. Her professional journey has taken her to various cities, including Toronto, Vancouver, Los Angeles, and Madrid, where she splits her time.
Beatriz has appeared in numerous US and Canadian feature films and television series. Her standout performance in the feature film "Mystico Fantastico," directed by Anita Doron, premiered at the Cinequest festival to widespread acclaim. Critics praised her radiant portrayal of Saraghina, likening her to Fellini's iconic character, and her narration was described as "quietly amusing." The film's relaxed atmosphere, coupled with Beatriz's captivating performance as Louise, made it a delightful watch.
