Lili Skultéti

In my acting group, we had a lot of dance lessons because of the performances, we tried different genres, and I was able to return to ballet for a year. Since I left the group, I have been learning to dance privately.

I have been studying singing for four years, which has helped me develop my artistic voice. Thanks to the help of my incredible vocal coach, I won the Audience Award at the French Institute's Francophone Singing Competition in Hungary in 2024.

I have been learning the language since elementary school, I have always thought it was special. I have loved French culture and art since I was little, so I would like to master the language as well as possible.

Studying in a bilingual French program has broadened my perspective and strengthened my ability to express emotions through the French languages.

During my years in the choir, I learned how important it is to pay attention to my peers and my professional leader, and I tried to absorb his teachings as much as possible. I really enjoyed performing with my peers, and I also had the opportunity to perform solo.

One month after joining the group, I was chosen for the role of the Player King in Hamlet. I started as a dancer in productions like “Hair”, “Cabaret” and “Abigel”. It was a wonderful feeling to work with the others as a real big team. My first significant role came in my second year when I played Tünde in the Hungarian drama “Csongor and Tünde”. I was very grateful for the opportunity, for the first time I felt I had found my place. The characters I played later in the theater group were the followings: Belle in The Christmas Carol, and Serena in Fame and Gabrielle Jodoin in the comedy Les Belles-sœurs.

When I was a little girl, I loved ballet, I studied for five years, but I was a shy child and didn't believe in myself, so I tried to find myself in volleyball, as it turned out later, without success.