Elizabeth Knowelden, a renowned English actress, has garnered widespread acclaim throughout her illustrious career, exemplified by her prestigious recognition from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA).
Initially contemplating a life as a marine biologist, Knowelden instead pursued her passion for acting, auditioning for drama schools in the UK. At the tender age of 18, she was awarded a place at the esteemed Webber Douglas Academy in London, where she was distinguished as a unique talent by the Sir Laurence Olivier bursary. Notable alumni from this prestigious institution include Angela Lansbury, Julia Ormond, Natalie Dormer, Steven Berkoff, Minnie Driver, and Hugh Bonneville.
Upon graduating, Knowelden joined the New Voices at the Old Vic Theatre, led by the visionary artistic director Kevin Spacey. She subsequently worked in London's West End with the Theatre Royal Haymarket, directed by the accomplished Samuel West in Harold Pinter's critically acclaimed production of "Betrayal". Her extensive theatre credits also include notable performances in "Trainspotting" at the Elephant Theatre in Los Angeles and national tours of the UK, including a memorable portrayal of Hermia in "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
As a voice-over actress, Knowelden has demonstrated her versatility, working across a wide range of projects. Additionally, she has showcased her impressive vocal talents as a singer, performing at the iconic Royal Albert Hall in London, as well as in various musical productions.
