Evi was born in 1991 in Baja, in the south of Hungary.
Performing is a huge part of her life and she had a passion for music from a very young age.
In 2005 making music became more serious in the Starlight Music Studio and she later continued her career as a cast member in Baja Junior’s Theatre. Here she got familiar with Musical and stage life. She was playing in famous Hungarian musicals such as „Somewhere in Europe“, „Be good until the end of your life“, „Nutcracker", etc.
After graduation in 2008 she got into the Stoneflowers Music School (Koviragok Enekiskola) of Judit Kovari in Budapest, where she could learn from teachers as Veronika Nadasi, Kati Lajtai and Tibor Miklos.
She looks back to the school as a time of learning from the best and setting an overall understanding of life as a professional performer.
She has been performing in professional theaters in and around Budapest since studying at school as well as additional smaller venues across the county. Most important performances were: „Gabor Harsanyi- Children in Pest“ musical, where she was playing protagonist for consecutive years and in „Steven, the King“ one of the most famous hungarian rock operas she was playing female lead role of Gizella in outdoor performances. As well as in „Magda Szabo- Masquerade“ the role of Kriszti. This show was directed by Veronika Nadasi and Szilard Somogyi.
Since 2014 she has been lucky enough to have the possibility to also pursue her second passion which is traveling and was able to combine them while working as Solo Vocalist on cruise ships where she got a chance to perform in all genres of music.
In these years she also got a chance to perform her solo shows on cruise ships.
Frequents visits to her home country she uses to perform in weddings or small productions as well as she continues to take singing and dance lessons to improve her performance and create her own shows for upcoming performances.
Since the 2025 of January she is working not just as a singer, but as a Directing Coach / Productin Coach for Tui Cruises.
