Suzana Krevh is a Slovenian actress whose work combines a strong theatrical foundation with a natural and highly expressive screen presence. Born in Slovenj Gradec and based in Ljubljana, she trained at the Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT) in Ljubljana, graduating in 2024, and has since developed a growing body of work across film, television and theatre.
Her screen work includes Sonja Prosenc's television series Trigrad, in which she played Meta, a role that earned her nominations for both the Hearts of Sarajevo Award for Rising Star and the Hearts of Sarajevo Award for Best Supporting Actress. She subsequently appeared in The Nobelist, directed by Tihomir Stanić, and in Živa Virc's television mini-series Poklicani, in which she plays Mia. Her feature film work includes Mentor, What About Ester? and Darko Štante's The Lost Son, with further feature projects including Azra, directed by Tijana Zinajić, and Janez Burger's One Month.
Suzana's work has received recognition at both national and international festival level. She received the Best Actress Award at the SHOT Film Festival in 2025 and the Close-up Award for Best Role in 2026. In 2026, she was also selected for Talents Sarajevo, the Sarajevo Film Festival's established talent development programme, joining the Acting Studio as one of 50 selected film professionals from 14 countries, chosen from 632 applications.
Her theatre work has developed alongside her screen career, with leading and substantial roles in productions including Little Women, The Dreamers or A Love Story in the Revolution, Living Conditions, Gospodarji Neumnosti and 8 Hours Don't Make a Day.
Suzana's background as a performer extends well beyond conventional acting training. She is a trained dancer with experience in Latin American dance, samba, standard and swing dance, tango, ballet and butoh. She also has experience in ballroom dancing, Pilates and yoga, as well as swimming, alpine skiing, horse riding, hiking and beach volleyball. She plays flute and piano and has an alto singing range, giving her a particularly developed relationship with movement, rhythm and physical expression.
Suzana speaks Slovenian as her native language, as well as English, Serbo-Croatian, German and Spanish. She holds European Union working rights and is represented by Greensmith Artists.
With substantial stage experience, an expanding body of screen work and growing recognition for her performances, Suzana Krevh is developing a career across Slovenian and international film, television and theatre.
