AILÍSE BEALES

Ailíse Beales, a celebrated New Zealand/British actor, is best known for her charming portrayal of 'Belle' in the New Zealand feature film 'Two Idiots and a Tin Whistle' and her award-winning performance as 'Phoebe' in the web series 'Happy Even After'. Ailíse and co-writer Zara DuCrós won the New York International Film Awards for Best Web Series and Best Acting Duo, while Beales took home the Grand Jury Award for Best Actress. 

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Ailíse's journey into the arts can be traced back to her father's shared love for film and music. With her family's unwavering support, she earned the prestigious Joan See Memorial Scholarship, enabling her to attend The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts. There, she honed her craft under renowned mentors like acting coach Jay Goldenberg, who was recently featured in Vanity Fair.

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Her commitment to storytelling and character is evident in her diverse roles, from strong-willed Monroe-inspired Maggie in 'After The Fall' (Dir. Steve Perlmutter) to earnest romantic Hero in 'Much Ado About Nothing' (Dir. Stella Reid). Ailíse's ability to inhabit complex characters and evoke genuine emotion resonates with audiences long after the curtain falls or the credits roll.

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Beyond her acclaimed role in 'Two Idiots and a Tin Whistle', Ailíse has made notable appearances across film, television, and theater. Most recently, she reprised her role as the obsessive mean girl Sabrina in the New York stage musical 'From A Dream', and as the angsty teenager Lola in the world premiere of Academy Award nominee José Rivera's 'Lunar'.

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Offstage, Ailíse remains committed to charitable causes, particularly advocating for mental health services.

 

With a bright future ahead, Ailíse Beales continues to shine as a talented actor, captivating audiences with her passion, talent, and unwavering dedication to her craft. She is managed by Jean-Louis Diamonika of Invictus Entertainment.