Elisabeth's life journey unfolded in Bilbao, Spain, the city of her birth, before she embarked on a series of adventures that took her to diverse regions within Spain. Subsequently, her travels led her to the enchanting city of Venice, Italy, where she spent her formative years, allowing her to develop a unique perspective shaped by the cultural nuances of both countries. Elisabeth's academic pursuits were deeply rooted in the esteemed Madrid School of Dramatic Art, where she earned a degree from TAI, marking a significant milestone in her educational journey.
After achieving her master's degree in theater, Elisabeth's career flourished as she landed a significant role in the television series "Dos de Mayo". Her outstanding performance in the critically acclaimed drama "La pecera de Eva", where she portrayed the character of Alba, garnered widespread recognition and praise. This remarkable portrayal was followed by her co-starring role in Alex de La Iglesia's dark comedy "Bad Night", which cemented her status as a prominent figure in the Spanish television industry. Subsequently, her appearance in Chema Rodríguez's film "Maras" showcased her impressive acting abilities, further solidifying her position as a talented and versatile actress.
Elisabeth's exceptional acting abilities and remarkable adaptability were aptly demonstrated in her guest appearance on the television series "Isabel", which received widespread critical acclaim and impressively high ratings.
Notable in her professional trajectory was her starring role in Tony Laudatti's web series "The Goddaugther", a pivotal moment that underscored her growing prominence in the industry. This was swiftly followed by her captivating portrayal of Emma, a German war journalist, in the American television series "Vox Influx", a testament to her versatility and ability to take on complex characters.
Her return to Spanish television saw her take on the esteemed role of Princess María in the acclaimed series "Carlos, Rey Emperador", as well as the character of Luchi in the highly-regarded "Cuéntame como paso", further solidifying her reputation as a talented and adaptable performer.
In a more recent and notable venture, she brought to life the character of Olivia in the popular Netflix series "Unauthorized Living", a role that showcased her impressive range and ability to excel in a wide variety of roles.
Notable Spanish actress Elisabeth's latest endeavour is her starring role as Laura in the cinematic masterpiece "Cross the Line," directed by David Victori. This latest project showcases Elisabeth's remarkable acting abilities, further solidifying her position as a talented and versatile performer.
Beyond her impressive acting resume, Elisabeth has also demonstrated her multifaceted skills by delving into the world of filmmaking. She has successfully directed and written her own short film, "A Date," a testament to her creative vision and technical prowess.
Elisabeth's innovative spirit didn't stop there, as she went on to direct and write her documentary "Actors," which garnered widespread acclaim and ultimately took home the prestigious award for best short film at the esteemed Oricio Film Festival. This remarkable achievement serves as a testament to Elisabeth's dedication to her craft and her ability to push boundaries in the world of filmmaking.
