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Lydia is an actress born and based in Athens, Greece.
She began her journey at The American College of Greece, Deree, from where she holds a Bachelor in Arts (Acting/Theatre Arts).
She then moved to London where she lived for 13 years, completed a Master in Arts in Acting (Theatre) from East 15 Acting School (University of Essex) and worked constantly as an actress and voice over artist.
She was a member of The Unseen Acting School (2016-18) where she developed her craft, expanded her screen acting techniques, performed in film productions and prestigious showcases at Soho House (London).
Lydia was an artistic associate of Goblin Baby Theatre Co., a London based activist theatre company, from 2014-2017. She was also actively involved with Sibling Productions/Short Cuts Festival from 2012 till 2014.
Furthermore she is part of the One Billion Rising campaign and a great supporter of Eve Ensler's activist work.
She was a member of the Actor's Guild (2017-2022) where she attended acting workshops regularly.
She is now back living in Athens since 2023, working and pursuing her acting passion.
She attained a masterclass in acting with prestigious theatre director Thomas Moschopoulos (Porta Theatre 2024), and attended weekly workshops working on individual improvisation for four months (2023) under the guidance of another prestigious director, Eleni Skoti, at Epi Kolono theatre.
Work credits include theatre productions Father's Day (Theatre 503) Welcome to England (Bread and Roses Theatre), The Devil and Stepashka (The Space Theatre), Timeshare (Hen and Chickens), Last Man in Watford (Southwark Playhouse), Under The Skin (Tristan Bates), Agamemnon (Courtyard Theatre), films Instinct (Branwen Summers), Poison (London Film Studios), Caring For Mother (Future Focus Films), commercials Eurojackpot/ Opal (Filmiki Productions), Black Friday Germanos (Foss Productions) and Philips Hue Lighting (Odelay Films).
