About me
Lindsay Zwaan (1994) is an actor and theater maker and graduated from the acting training course at the Theater Academy in Maastricht in 2019.
In her last school year she did an internship in the performance Kras by Toneelschuurproducties, directed by Paul Knieriem. After graduating, she starred in the performance Do you think that's normal? at Maas Theater and Dans and she was seen in De Memers by Booi Kluiving. In 2023 she was seen again in a performance by Booi called SatisFactory. In September she will be at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival with the performance De Meeting by Studio Dooie Mus.
Camera acting started in 2012 with the film My life on planet B, followed by a regular supporting role in the television series Smeris. She then played roles in Fissa, Soof, DNA and Baantjer het Begin, among others. The short film Blauwe Regen, in which she played her first leading role, was shown at Cannes last year.
In September, the series Bodem will premiere at the Dutch Film Festival in which she plays the role of Sally. The series was created by Eva Crutzen and will be shown on television next year.
In her last school year she did an internship in the performance Kras by Toneelschuurproducties, directed by Paul Knieriem. After graduating, she starred in the performance Do you think that's normal? at Maas Theater and Dans and she was seen in De Memers by Booi Kluiving. In 2023 she was seen again in a performance by Booi called SatisFactory. In September she will be at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival with the performance De Meeting by Studio Dooie Mus.
Camera acting started in 2012 with the film My life on planet B, followed by a regular supporting role in the television series Smeris. She then played roles in Fissa, Soof, DNA and Baantjer het Begin, among others. The short film Blauwe Regen, in which she played her first leading role, was shown at Cannes last year.
In September, the series Bodem will premiere at the Dutch Film Festival in which she plays the role of Sally. The series was created by Eva Crutzen and will be shown on television next year.