| Elsa Zgheib | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 2003 - Present |
Elsa Zgheib إلسا زغيب is a Lebanese actress, born in Amsheet, Lebanon, February 1, 1981.
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Elsa studied and graduated high school at Saint Coeur Jbeil in 1998, and then studied theater in the Lebanese University and graduated in 2002. Elsa Zgheib has first appeared in some theater plays, like "Kama Aala El Ard Kazalika fi el Samaa'" (كما على الارض كذلك في السماء) as a dancer first, then she acted in a kids' play "Bayyaa Al Ahlam" (بياع الأحلام).
Zgheib's television debut was in "Min Ahla Byout Rass Bayrout" من أحلى بيوت راس بيروت (Season 2) on LBC and played the role of a reporter. Elsa then started teaching theater in several schools until 2007. Later, she started filming commercials for Lebanon and the Arab World for various products such as Arial, Kit Kat, Pizza Hut, ...
In 2008, Elsa made a comeback to the small screen with small roles in several series starting with "Hawwa' fil Tarikh" ( حوّاء في التّاريخ) and the "Mafkoudin" (مفقودين) group series. Later on, Elsa filmed several series such as "Mouabbad" (مؤبد )which aired in late 2009 on Future TV. Other projects for Elsa included "Kadiyyat Youssef Chaaban" ( قضية يوسف شعبان) (LBC) in which she repeats her debut role, a reporter. The series premiered Monday, October 9, 2009. Elsa played her first leading role in "Arlette and Edward" (أرليت و ادوار) (AL JADEED TV).[1] And later on was Zgheib's series on OTV in the name of "Min Ajli Aaynayha"[2] ( من أجل عينيها) and in which she played the role of Salwa.
And after being rumored [3] to be presenting the newest season of TV's hit show "Studio El Fan" (استديو الفن), it has been confirmed that Zgheib has got the job. The show made its comeback on November 27, 2009, on MTV Lebanon [4][5] until June 2010.
In November 2010, it has been announced that Zgheib will be taking the lead role in a Lebanese TV drama named "Hiya wa Hiya" ( هي و هي ) opposite Lebanese actor Ammar Chalak.[6]
Elsa established her own agency, "The Divas", in 2008, for hosts and hostesses for events, weddings...[7]