Cinsyla Key

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Cinsyla Key
Alma materUniversité Libre de Bruxelles;
London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
OccupationActress
Years active2003–present
Websitewww.cinsylakey.com

Cinsyla Key is an Anglo-French actress of Irish descent. She has appeared in such films as Angel, Mr Nobody, Erased and The Invader.

Early life and career[]

Exposed to the world of performing arts from an early age, Cinsyla Key started auditioning for local singing/dance competitions and theatre companies at the age of seven, with success, and appeared in a series of educational theatre tours dedicated to Moliere's work.

After receiving an arts degree from the Université Libre de Bruxelles, she came back to performing arts through a first MA collaborating with the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, where she directed her courses to film performances analysis. From that point she gradually pursued acting. While appearing briefly in international feature films, she took back the road of auditions and academies in Ireland and Britain, worked with the theatre director Andrew Visnevski on his Royal Academy of Dramatic Art workshop, until getting her chance at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in 2007 where she attended a summer Shakespeare course before having been offered a place on its renowned PG (Dip) Classical acting. There she got her first meaningful acting experiences by playing Shakespearean characters and developing a particular interest in James M. Barrie, Edgar Allan Poe and unusual parts.

Today, as an active member of the British Actors' Equity, affiliated to Spotlight and legally represented in London by Lee & Thompson, she has already grabbed a variety of acting work in theatre and film. She has worked with directors Alain Berliner, François Ozon, Eric Emmanuel Schmitt, Jaco Van Dormael and Martin McDonagh, and appeared next to actors such as Billy Boyd, Sam Neill, Diane Kruger, Jared Leto, Sarah Polley and Aaron Eckhart, to name but a few. She lately associated her name with the next Philipp Stölzl's production, Erased, and concept photo shoots connected to fashion campaigns launched in the UK and France by top fashion designers.

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