Dutch actress Relinde de Graaff graduated at the Toneelacademie Maastricht and took lessons at the Real Escuela de Arte Dramático (RESAD). After graduation the actress specialised in on camera acting at the First Team Foundation in Madrid.

She performed at several theatrical festivals in and outside the Netherlands. She acted in the theatre collective De Stad Speelt from 2019-2022. As a movie actress she has had parts in various (short) films. She played the lead role in the award-winning short film Lights Out by Wesley Versteeg. She interpreted a white trash junkie, next to Raymond Thiry, in the short film ‘Melany’ of Ruben Broekhuis and Herman Slagter, that was released at the Nederlands Film Festival, that previously saw the premiere of the short film ‘Kip!’, in which she starred with Howard van Dodemont and Inge Ipenburg. Relinde also acted in several Scenarios4Summits movies, in the TV-series ‘Flikken Maastricht’ and ‘FC Kip’, and the TV movie ‘Hemelrijken’ by Stanley Kolk.

During the 48 Hour Film Project she was nominated four times as Best Actress, and she won the prize for Best Actress at the Delta Shorts Competition of the Film by the Sea International Film Festival. The short film Out of Office won the prize for Best Acting Ensemble at the 48 Hour Film Project Rotterdam.

Though not a native speaker, she’s fluent in Spanish, English and German. She’s also an effortless actress in French and Arabic, as long as she’s provided with the script beforehand.

Relinde started dancing when she was quite young. She took lessons in many different dance styles. Thanks to the great variety in dancing styles, she’s quick to learn new choreographies, and is easy to deploy in movement theatre or physically challenging (movie) parts.

As a voice artist, she does commercials for radio and television, read more than 100 audiobooks and gives voices to animated figures from Disney, the Cartoon Network, and others.