Lía Lockhart

From a very young age, she made little plays and poems for her grandmother. At the age of 12, she decided to take theater classes with Professor Sergio Acosta Puig. At 15, she won third place and a performance mention at the Santiago School Theater Festival, for her supporting role "Cuca". At the age of 16, she was part of the theater group YTS (Youth Theater of Santiago). At 17, she directed her first play, an adaptation of Moliere's "Les Femmes Savantes", with the mentorship of Sergio Agosta Puig. From age 18 to 20, she became part of the theater group of the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra in Santiago. While studying for a degree in social communications from PUCMM, she continued taking courses and workshop training. At the age of 20 she moved to Santo Domingo in search of opportunity. She began her career as a Youtuber, creating the LIOSDELIA channel, in which she acts as 7 different characters and has an audience of over 100k fans. At age 21 she played a part in 7 national commercials. The next year, thanks to the recognition gained with YouTube, she decided to write, direct and produce her first live show, "LIOSDELIA Show". She directed, wrote and starred in her first short film as a director "It's okay to cry, Alicia". She participated in the play "The Crucible" directed by Judith Rodríguez and Indiana Brito and made her debut as a film actress as "Celina" in Archie López's "Hermanos". At 23, she returned to the stage with her participation in Dominicanas Got Talent, reaching the Top 60. She has also written, directed, produced and edited two documentaries and a documentary series about Dominican scouts. (Watch on Youtube Channel: Scouts Dominicanos)