Lilly Forgách is a multifaceted thespian with a strong educational background, having attended Munich's renowned Zerboni Drama School. With a passion for both stage and screen, she has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry.
One of her earliest notable performances was in the psychological drama "Sieben Monde", where she shared the screen with Jan Josef Liefers and Marie Bäumer, under the direction of Peter Fratzscher. She also made her mark in TV movies such as "Zeit der Fische" and "Hinterlassenschaften", both directed by Steffi Kammermeier.
Lilly Forgách's versatility has earned her a reputation for playing a wide range of characters, from middle-class women to historic and glamorous heroines. Her ability to adapt to various genres has made her a sought-after actress, with directors like Immogen Kimmel, Hajo Gies, Martin Enlen, and Andi Niessner frequently casting her in important roles.
In addition to her work in film and television, Lilly Forgách has maintained a successful stage career. She has performed at prominent theaters in Munich, including the Residenztheater, Prinzregententheater, and Volkstheater, as well as at municipal theaters in Regensburg, Nuremberg, and Klagenfurt, Austria.
Her international experience includes a notable performance as Hamlet in Italian at a theater in Cagliari, Sardinia. Lilly Forgách is a regular ensemble member at Munich's Metropol Theater, where she has taken on leading roles in plays such as "Portia Ocoughlan", "Das Ballhaus", "Clockwork Orange", "Nach der Hochzeit", and in musical plays like "Die Furien", all directed by Jochen Schölch.
