Olivia Mace

Olivia Mace was born in Kettering, Northamptonshire. She fell into her first professional theater job playing Tess of the D'Urbervilles for tuppence and a half pint of cider a week. Olivia moved to London to train at Italia Conti Academy onthe BA Acting when it was the UK's only Sanford Meisner course. Since graduating she has worked in theater and television. Recent theater credits include A Small Family Business directed by Terry Hands, The Blue Room for Theatre by the Lake and Agatha Christie's Black Coffee opposite Robert Powell.