Olivia Alexandra Nita, a talented individual with a multifaceted background, was born and raised in the vibrant city of Bucharest, Romania. Her journey in the world of arts began at the tender age of six, when she started studying violin, a passion that would accompany her for the next twelve years.
As a young girl, Olivia's talents extended beyond music, as she was cast in the play "A Lost Letter" ("O Scrisoare Pierduta") at the National Theatre in Bucharest, alongside esteemed names in Romanian theatre, and under the direction of the acclaimed Alexandru Tocilescu. Her performance garnered rave reviews, a testament to her early promise as a thespian.
At the age of fifteen, Olivia began working for Prima TV Channel, where she became a regular fixture on the popular and successful TV show "Cronica Carcotasilor" ("The Grumpy Chronicles") for three years, until 2006. This experience laid the groundwork for her future endeavors in the entertainment industry.
In 2006, Olivia was accepted into the prestigious Acting program at the National University of Theatre and Film "I.L.Caragiale" (U.N.A.T.C.),where she honed her craft until 2008. It was during this period that she also worked on various projects, including the Acasa TV Channel's soap opera "Daria, My Love", The ScyFy Channel production "Hellhounds" directed by Ricky Schroeder, "Radu+Ana" short film, and several theatre productions, such as "The Whale Hunt", "The Statue of Liberty", "Three Sisters", and "The House of Bernarda Alba".
After completing her Bachelor's degree in the United Kingdom, Olivia returned to Romania, where she pursued a Master's degree in Acting. She then enrolled in Mandragora Movies Academy classes, where she studied the Ivanna Chubbuck Technique under the guidance of Franz Turner and David Lipper.
Since graduating, Olivia has continued to work on both Romanian and international co-productions, including "Pioneers Palace", "Sons of Liberty", "Somewhere in Palilula", "Chosen", and "Strung Love". Her most recent endeavor was the premiere of "Buy Nothing Day" (Ziua In Care Nu Se Cumpara Nimic) by Kim Atle Hansen at the National Theatre in Bucharest, which garnered both critical acclaim and audience adoration for Olivia's performance.
