Luisa Wolf

Luisa Wolf is a Swiss actress with Caribbean roots. She took her first steps on stage at the age of five. During her childhood, she was part of the ballet ensemble at the Sursee City Theater in Switzerland. After completing her education as a businesswoman with a high school diploma, she decided to pursue her dreams and studied acting, dance, and singing at the Stage School Hamburg in Germany.

In 2020, she secured a role in the third season of the SRF series 'Wilder,' also known as 'Buried Truth,' which is available on Netflix. In the film 'Die goldenen Jahre' by Barbara Kulcsar, she plays a doctor, and in the feature film 'Theo - eine Konversation mit der Ehrlichkeit' by the award-winning director Damien Hauser, she portrays a lawyer.

In early 2021, Luisa produced her first short film, wrote the screenplay, and played the lead role. With this short film titled 'allein,' Luisa Wolf won the Swisscom blue Open Stage Award and, as co-director with Damien Hauser, received a Milan Silver Award for the best short film.

She is also part of a four-member ensemble in the play 'Wer hat Angst vorm weissen Mann?' (Who's Afraid of the White Man?), which won the Swiss Diversity Award in 2023.

Luisa Wolf's journey showcases her talent and versatility, from her early days in the Sursee City Theater to her involvement in international film and theatre productions. Her accomplishments as an actress, filmmaker, and part of award-winning ensembles highlight her dedication to the craft and her contribution to the diversity and quality of Swiss entertainment. It will be intriguing to see how Luisa's career continues to unfold and what exciting projects she takes on in the future.