Amaryllis Angélique grew up in Munich, Italy and France, is fluent in German, English, French and Italian. She danced at the opera ballet of the Munich State Opera and was a soloist at the Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz. In addition to her musical training, she completed her acting training at the Lee Strasberg Institute in New York and at the Theater of Arts in Los Angeles. Since 2000, Amaryllis has appeared in movies (national and international) as well as in numerous TV productions as a versatile actress. She completed her  theater and film studies, music and art with an MA in Munich and then studied film production at the University of Film and Television (HFF). Her own directing work mostly has a surreal content. She played the leading role in New York director Margherita Arco's US film production A GOTHIC TALE as an aristocratic musician. Because of her dance and musical training, she is often cast as an artist in films, and due to her language skills and artistic skills, she is often cast in spy films such as in UBERSTEIN, where she played a Russian agent. Already at the age of 3 she was on stage of the Deutsches Theater in Munich. Since 1999 she has worked regularly at major European state theaters such as the National Theater Munich, Residenztheater Munich, Opernahaus Bayreuth etc. In 2004 Amaryllis Angélique was selected by ''Bruno Jonas'' as the premiere cast for the role of Fermina in his new production of the musical ''Man of La Mancha'' at the Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz. In Massenet's Werther she sang, danced and acted as Käthchen at the Staatstheater and in Csardasfürstin as Juliska. She was a member of the opera ballet of the Bavarian State Opera for 11 years and a soloist at the Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz for 15 years. She writes screenplays and is a member of the Las Vegas Writers Group, where she also worked with US Emmy winner John Hill.