Bernadett, a native of Hungary, has established herself as a highly accomplished and renowned actress, currently residing in the vibrant city of London.
Prior to achieving widespread recognition globally, Bernadett embarked on her professional journey within the esteemed BBC mini-series FLEMING, where she had the opportunity to bring to life the multifaceted and vengeful character of Ilsa, whose actions were heavily influenced by the devastating loss of her family to the brutal and oppressive Nazi regime, resulting in a complex and deeply troubled individual driven by a profound sense of trauma and a burning desire for retribution.
Noteworthy among Bernadett's recent professional endeavors is her captivating performance in the Chinese feature film SU REN TE GONG, where she took on the pivotal role of Scarlet, captivating audiences in Hong Kong cinemas with her exceptional acting skills.
Bernadett's academic trajectory is deeply entrenched in the esteemed University of Theatre and Film Arts in Budapest, a prestigious institution that has played a significant role in shaping her artistic identity. Within the hallowed halls of this renowned institution, Bernadett had the privilege of being mentored by two of the most respected and accomplished instructors in the field, Gabor Zsambeki and Sandor Zsoter.
Following the successful culmination of her academic pursuits, Bernadett embarked upon a two-year tenure as an actor in residence at Vororsmarty Theatre, a prestigious institution with a storied past that dates back over 140 years, boasting a rich cultural heritage that has made it one of Hungary's most esteemed theatres.
Notably, Bernadett's extensive repertoire at Vororsmarty Theatre showcased her remarkable versatility as a performer, as she effortlessly transitioned between dramatic, comedic, and musical roles, consistently impressing audiences with her nuanced portrayals and captivating stage presence.
Beyond her notable contributions to the Vororsmarty Theatre, Bernadett showcased her remarkable talent in the acclaimed production of THE CLEARING, which premiered at the Szkene Theatre, garnering widespread recognition and critical acclaim, including the prestigious 'Best Independent Play' Critics' Award in the year 2014.
Bernadett, a courageous individual who has taken on a multitude of daunting roles with unwavering confidence, harbors a surprising secret: she is consumed by an intense phobia of wasps. The mere thought of these buzzing insects fills her with trepidation, prompting her to go to extraordinary lengths to ensure she does not have to confront them, especially during the sweltering summer months when the risk of encountering them is heightened.
