Iva Hasperger is a graduate of the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts, where she honed her craft and prepared herself for a career in the performing arts. Her extensive training has allowed her to excel in a wide range of theatrical productions, from the classical works of Shakespeare to the more contemporary pieces of Tennessee Williams.
With strong roots in a classical and European background, Iva's work is often informed by her heritage, as seen in her notable performance as "Ilona" in the feature film "Vlad," starring Billy Zane and Francesco Quinn. In this role, she played a 15th century girl who only speaks Middle English, and to ensure accuracy, she consulted Professor Edward Condron of UCLA, a renowned expert in ancient languages.
Iva's passion for acting began in her childhood, and she fulfilled a lifelong dream when she came to the United States to train as an actress. As an avid student of the American cinematic tradition and its history, she has consistently delivered nuanced and captivating performances in film, television, and theater.
Throughout her career, Iva has demonstrated a remarkable range and depth, effortlessly transitioning between characters as diverse as a Southern belle in "Cloud Seven" and a Czech communist in "Cold Case." Her dedication to her craft is evident in her performances, and she has often cited Meryl Streep as her greatest inspiration, acknowledging the desire to emulate her heroine.
Despite the challenges and pressures that come with working in the entertainment industry, Iva remains committed to her core principles: remaining true to the character and serving the writing. With her talent, dedication, and passion, she is undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with in the world of acting.
