HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - April 15, 2016 - TelAve -- At the tender age of ten, Lydia Backhouse fell in love. It happened during her first live performance of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing." Lydia fell in love . . . with acting!

"Performing on stage was the most thrilling feeling in the world," Lydia said. "I was really good at it, and I knew I would be acting for the rest of my life!" Although she has also been singing and playing piano since she was very young and has written and performed her own songs since the age of sixteen, she acknowledged that her overriding passion would always be acting.

Lydia is blessed with extraordinary talent and great beauty, both internally and externally - and a level of professionalism and wisdom far beyond her years. "I began seriously studying acting as a child," Lydia shared. "Actually," she added, flashing a mischievous smile that seemed to light up the room, "I've been studying and performing for half of my life now."

As a child, Lydia proclaimed that when she became eighteen, she would move to Hollywood and pursue a successful film career. Most parents would interpret those words as simply the fantasy of a child. Lydia's parents, however, knew that she was serious. They also knew that she was a sincere, intelligent, and passionate child. When she reached the age of eighteen, Lydia did, indeed, move from Yorkshire, England to Beverly Hills, California - and with the blessings of her parents.

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Lydia's charm and charisma impresses people, as does her extraordinary talent. She landed a top Hollywood talent agent and is now keeping fairly busy with film and television roles. When asked what advice she would give others desiring such a career, she shared the following: "Always follow your dream. Never settle for second best. Study with and learn from the best in the world. Approach the business as a business! Surround yourself with successful, supportive people. Build a strong team, and never, never give up!"

www.LydiaBackhouse.com

Lydia is available for interviews.

Contact: Rock Riddle - Hollywood Success Marketing & Public Relations, 6464 Sunset Blvd., #740, Hollywood, CA 90028 Rock@HollywoodSuccess.com

Lydia is represented by Chris Montgomery of Prodigy Talent, 7080 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 1100, Hollywood, CA 90028 - (310) 462-2310