Anita Sophia Somogyi was born with peculiar initials in the heart of Vienna (Ottakring, 1997). After graduating from high school, she spent two years on a Canadian island studying Christian life. She then moved to Zurich for her acting studies. During her training, she performed as a guest in her third semester at the Stadttheater Konstanz under the direction of Susanne Frieling. This was followed by an Erasmus semester at the Max Reinhardt Seminar, where she worked with Emily Cox and attended directing classes by Martin Kušej. Back in Zurich, she collaborated with Maximilian Hanisch on a self-written monologue about depression, Christian rap, and social bubbles. Whitney Houston's "One Moment in Time" featured in her work with Anne Haug and Judith Hofmann.
Anita dances, writes, sings, and possesses excellent internal qualities (liver, kidneys).