Stine Olsen

Danish-born, London-based, bilingual English/Danish actress. Trained at Mountview Theatre School (now known as Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts) in London. Stine has done voice-overs for The Discovery Channel, among other credits in Danish. She also speaks good conversational German and French, and has excellent pronunciation - can quickly change accent from her habitual southern English RP to various US accents and other regional or foreign accents. Has performed both on stage and on screen, and is also a talented dancer in the Egyptian style (with a background in other dance styles, including ballet, tap, Jazz and contemporary.) Also learning the Argentine Tango. Theatre credits include the role of Mutti in "And Then They Came for Me" for a private event at Hammersmith Town Hall, London; an all-female production of Macbeth at a fringe venue in London, playing the part of Malcolm; as part of the supernumerary company in Stephen Daldry's award-winning production of "An Inspector Calls" at the Royal National Theatre; as an actor/dancer in Graham Vick's production of "Tales of Hoffman" for the English National Opera at the Coliseum.