Elli Tringou

Elli Tringou, born on November 8, 1989, in Patra, Greece, is a talented actress recognized for her impressive contributions to film, television, and theater. She graduated from the Dramatic School of the National Theater in 2016, laying the foundation for a successful acting career.

Tringou made her screen debut during her first year at drama school with a role in the film 'Suntan' (2014), which was followed by her performance in the short film "37 Days." Her portrayal in the latter earned her critical acclaim, including the Supporting Actress Award from the Hellenic Film Academy and the Debut Actress Award at the Athens International Film Festival.

In 2019, she gained further recognition starring in the series "Motorway 65," directed by Evie Kalogiropoulou, which competed at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Her theatrical achievements include significant roles in productions such as "Sleeping Star," "The Evangelism of Cassandra," "Lolita Reversed," and "Shakespeare in Love." In 2020, she showcased her versatility in "Rhinoceros" directed by Yiannis Kakleas and "This is Not Romeo and Juliet."

Tringou also ventured into international television, appearing in three episodes of the British series "The Durrells" in 2018 and starring in the online comedy "Just Push Abuba." From 2019 to 2022, she became a household name in Greece through her leading role as Asimina Stamiri in the popular ANT1 series "Wild Bees." In 2023, she is set to enchant audiences once again in the upcoming ANT1 series, "The Witch."