Elizabeth Erhart
- Actress
Elizabeth Erhart is a Peruvian born actress. She most recently wrapped on "Beyond Black Beauty" for Amazon Studios and was lead actor in three short fantasy films organized by the DGC as part of a virtual production workshop. She can be seen playing opposite Jeremy Renner in "Mayor of Kingstown" for Paramount Plus.
Elizabeth immigrated to Canada at the age of twelve. In high school, she became fascinated with drama class. For years, she would pass by the school auditorium to admire the rehearsals, but the challenge of a new language held her back from following this path. As an alternative, Elizabeth pursued her childhood love for dance, dedicating nearly a decade to training and performing with dance companies. It was during this time that she gained the confidence to project her voice and pursue her hidden passion for acting. She began her training at Second City and continued with many well-known acting schools in Toronto. Most recently she has trained one-on-one with director Sophie Ann Ronnie, at Stella Adler Studio, and at Ivanna Chubbuck Studio.
Elizabeth is part of a group of actors and writers from all over the US and Canada who meet weekly to do table reads. As a BIPOC performer she is highly enthusiastic about the current direction of the industry, and optimistic for further inclusion of Latin performers in Film & Television.
Elizabeth immigrated to Canada at the age of twelve. In high school, she became fascinated with drama class. For years, she would pass by the school auditorium to admire the rehearsals, but the challenge of a new language held her back from following this path. As an alternative, Elizabeth pursued her childhood love for dance, dedicating nearly a decade to training and performing with dance companies. It was during this time that she gained the confidence to project her voice and pursue her hidden passion for acting. She began her training at Second City and continued with many well-known acting schools in Toronto. Most recently she has trained one-on-one with director Sophie Ann Ronnie, at Stella Adler Studio, and at Ivanna Chubbuck Studio.
Elizabeth is part of a group of actors and writers from all over the US and Canada who meet weekly to do table reads. As a BIPOC performer she is highly enthusiastic about the current direction of the industry, and optimistic for further inclusion of Latin performers in Film & Television.
