Nina Ernst is an actress, singer and voice over artist.
She grew up outside the City of Hamburg, where she completed her education at the „Schule für Schauspiel Hamburg". Shortly after that, she moved to Berlin.
As an actress she she has appeared as Melanie Hahnemann in the documentary „Die Geschichte der Homöopathie" (BR) as well as Sabine in the TV series „Angie" (RTL). In 2019 she played the teacher Mrs. Breitscheidt in the series „Druck" (ZDFneo), as well as in 2021 in the mini-series „Menschen im Hof" the money-grubbing real estate agent Mrs. Gross.
She also played the role of the diva Madame Classique in the international digital theatre play "The Art of Facing Fear (Africa/ Europe)", written and directed by Ivam Cabral and Rodolfo García Vásquez of the well-known Brazilian theatre group "Os Satyros". In 2021 a feature film of the same name was made. The play was awarded at the theatre festival "The Red Curtain Good The@tre Awards 2020" (India) in the categories best ensemble and best production and in 2021 with the "Young-Howze Theatre Award" (USA) in the category worldwide award. In 2023 it was nominated at the awards "Shell de Teatro" (Brazil).
Her pleasant voice can be heard in numerous radio plays and productions.The radio play "Wir nannten ihn Tüte" (Deutschlandfunk Kultur), in which she played the policewoman Gisela Hotz, was awarded the MDR Children's Radio Play Award in 2020, as well as the Children's Radio Play Award of the City of Karlsruhe. The radio play "Briefe aus der Hölle" (Hessischer Rundfunk / Der Audio Verlag), to which she lended her voice to female Holocaust victims, was nominated for the German Radio Play Award in 2021. In 2022, director Andreas Weiser received the Robert Geisendörfer Award for this production. It is nominated for the German Audiobook Award 2023.
As a singer, she released various albums and performed internationally, including Brazil and Argentina.