About Lizz Njagah
Born AD 26. Lizz Njagah was a Kenyan actor, film director and film producer, known for House of Lungula and Makutano Junction.
Elizabeth Anne Achieng' Njagah (born 26 December) known as Lizz Njagah, is a Kenyan actress, film director and producer.
Early life Born and raised in Nairobi, Lizz is the seventh born among 10 siblings. Her mother died years later and her aunt took over as their guardian.
Personal life Lizz married filmmaker and director Alex Konstantaras on 10 June 2012 at the Church of St. Alexander in Greece. On 10 February 2016, the couple welcomed their first son, Georgios Apolo Konstantaras.
Career 1998-early and mid 2000s: Early showbiz career Lizz's career began in 1998 after she joined the Kenya National Theatre. She played various plays for one year, before she was awarded a two-year internship with Phoenix Players, where she had a number of roles and also doubled up as the Membership Secretary. She also appeared in a number of TV commercials for different brands including Lux Beauty Soap, Telkom Kenya and EABL's Fungua Fanaka promotion. She toured South Africa, Mozambique and Kenya with Seok Ho Lee's Play "Sara Baartman and the Four Karma's".
2006-10: Makutano Junction and venture in film industry In 2007, she was cast as the lead actress in the Kenyan educative soap opera Makutano Junction as Nancy. She played with the likes of Maqbul Mohammed, Peter King Nzioka and Naomi Kamau. In 2010, she produced and played in a movie, Me, My Wife and Her Guru. In 2012, she was cast as the lead in Greek/Kenyan road film, The Return of Lazarus, for which she won a Best Actress award at the London Greek Film Festival for her portrayal of a Kenyan immigrant.
2013-14: House of Lungula, Jane & Abel, Veve In 2013, she and her husband Alex Konstantaras produced the award-winning movie House of Lungula. The movie received several awards and nominations. She played Lola Taylor, wife of Ian Mbugua's character. In 2014, she returned to television when she starred in Maisha Magic's television series, Jane and Abel. She played Jane, a loving mother and the central character of the soap opera. She also played in film, Veve. In 2015, she played leading lady in the drama-comedy How to Find a Husband.
2015-present: Fundi-Mentals, Pearls of Africa She also had the main role in the erotic comedy film Fundi-Mentals. She played with other notable actors like Gerald Langiri. She has also played in the film The Pearl of Africa that was released in 2016.
In 2025, she returned to the small screen as executive producer of Showmax dramedy Adam to Eve. She developed the show together with her husband, Alex, in the gender flip comedy drama that stars Blessing Lung'aho, Ellah Maina and Celestine Gachuhi.
Filmography Film Year Title Role Notes 2010 Me, My Wife And Her Guru Angela Nominated Kalasha Awards for Best Lead Actress in a Film 2012 The Return of Lazarus King'ora 2013 House of Lungula Lola Taylor Also executive producer and writer 2014 Deceit Sheila 2014 Veve Esther 2015 Fundi-MentalsMrs. Juma Also executive producer 2022Bargain BrideDirected by Alexandros Konstantaras TBA The Pearl of Africa Tess Post-Production
Television Year Title Role Notes 2007–2015Makutano JunctionNancyMain role
Awards and nominations
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Who was Lizz Njagah?
Kenyan actress and film director
When was Lizz Njagah born?
Lizz Njagah was born in AD 26 in Nairobi.
What was Lizz Njagah's occupation?
Lizz Njagah was an actor, film director and film producer.
What was Lizz Njagah known for?
Lizz Njagah was known for House of Lungula and Makutano Junction.
What nationality was Lizz Njagah?
Lizz Njagah was Kenyan.
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