ABOUT ELLIVIA
Ellivia Gold is a petite, 13 year old New York actor, singer and dancer. A lover of theater for as long as she can remember, Ellivia watched her first Broadway musical standing in awe at her seat, at the age of 3. The next day we enrolled her in dance classes. For her 6th birthday, she went to Ellen's Stardust Diner where she started singing Frozen's Let It Go at the table until the staff led her to their runway where Ellivia kept singing and encouraged the restaurant patrons to sing along with her. Soon, everyone was singing!
Ellivia made her professional debut at the age of 12 in the New York's Times recommended production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Off Broadway at the Players Theater, where she played Tiny Tim, the lovable son who walks with a crutch. During quarantine, she was cast as Young Jane, a strife ridden Brit and Adele, a melodramatic, free spirited, French girl in JANE EYRE; run virtually with AEA during the pandemic. In 2020, she joined Kids of the Arts virtual holiday production of ANNIE, where she was cast as July, the quiet orphan who acts as a protective mother figure to the younger orphans.
Her on-camera credits include many shorts, including playing the younger protagonist in the award winning short, IMMUTABLE UNCERTAINTIES. Ellivia was asked to be a part of ADJUNCT POETRY, a project aimed at highlighting false pretenses portrayed in social media, directed by award winning director, Tiger Ji. Recently, Ellivia booked two first feature films, one of them streaming on a major television network.
Ellivia loves performing in cabarets to support children impacted by the pandemic and illness. She trains several times a week in voice, acting, and dance. During quarantine, she wrote a short film that she plans to film soon. When not training, Ellivia loves to do flying trapeze, silks, rock climb, hike, horseback ride, cook, and spend time with family and friends!
Ellivia made her professional debut at the age of 12 in the New York's Times recommended production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Off Broadway at the Players Theater, where she played Tiny Tim, the lovable son who walks with a crutch. During quarantine, she was cast as Young Jane, a strife ridden Brit and Adele, a melodramatic, free spirited, French girl in JANE EYRE; run virtually with AEA during the pandemic. In 2020, she joined Kids of the Arts virtual holiday production of ANNIE, where she was cast as July, the quiet orphan who acts as a protective mother figure to the younger orphans.
Her on-camera credits include many shorts, including playing the younger protagonist in the award winning short, IMMUTABLE UNCERTAINTIES. Ellivia was asked to be a part of ADJUNCT POETRY, a project aimed at highlighting false pretenses portrayed in social media, directed by award winning director, Tiger Ji. Recently, Ellivia booked two first feature films, one of them streaming on a major television network.
Ellivia loves performing in cabarets to support children impacted by the pandemic and illness. She trains several times a week in voice, acting, and dance. During quarantine, she wrote a short film that she plans to film soon. When not training, Ellivia loves to do flying trapeze, silks, rock climb, hike, horseback ride, cook, and spend time with family and friends!