Elena Eustache

Dr. Elena Eustache launched her acting career at the age of six, and at the age of ten began her professional studies at The Dramatic School of Arts in the Czech Republic. During this time, Dr. Eustache, who speaks 12 languages, performed on-stage in various foreign language professional productions in several theaters. Later, Dr. Eustache attended high school in the United States of America at the School for Film and Television in New York City, where she studied dramatic arts then headed to Columbia University where she majored in Directing. Passionate about the arts, Dr. Eustache then studied acting for three more years at the William Esper Studios, in New York City-with Bill Esper as her professor. Plus, Dr. Eustache studied the art of stand-up comedy at "Carolines on Broadway" in New York, with Linda Smith and became a stand-up comedian. She has since performed in various shows at Carolines on Broadway, The Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory ( N.Y./L.A.), and The Improv (N.Y./L.A.).

Dr. Elena Eustache was a contestant on Funniest Mom in America, which aired on Nickelodeon Network and was featured in the feature "The Informant" with Matt Damon. Dr. Eustache is the star of her own televised radio show, "Elena E, In the Heart of the Stars," sponsored by Fred Siegel. Dr. Eustache has also appeared in "The Burn" with Jeffrey Ross, on Comedy Central Network. At this time she is developing her first TV comedy series, "The Ring Masters," which she created, wrote and will be starring in, alongside some noted comedians. You can catch her on "Dr. Elena Eustache Show," via Instagram @dr_elenaeustache_, where she provides love tips to those in relationships or looking for love.