Eteri Coast
- Actress
Eteri Coast is an actress known for her emotionally deep work in drama and psychological thriller projects. She has appeared in more than ten screen roles, including Space Command: The Great Solar War (Season 3; 2026), joining a cast that features Ethan McDowell, Torsten Voges, and other actors associated with the Star Trek franchise, in a series that is part of the long-running universe created by Marc and Elaine Zicree.
The foundation of her artistic path was laid in early childhood in Boca Raton, Florida, where her parents founded a small performing arts school. From ages four to nine, she spent full days there, taking classes in dance, voice, visual arts, and theatre-an environment that introduced her to performance at a young age.
After moving to Los Angeles at age nine, she attended her first audition for the short horror film Ouija2 (2022) and booked the role. Several additional dramatic child roles followed, forming the basis of her initial on-screen experience.
As she entered the teenage acting category, Eteri Coast focused on character-driven and emotionally layered roles, making drama and psychological thrillers the core of her artistic identity. She continues to expand her training through a pre-professional musical theatre program.
The foundation of her artistic path was laid in early childhood in Boca Raton, Florida, where her parents founded a small performing arts school. From ages four to nine, she spent full days there, taking classes in dance, voice, visual arts, and theatre-an environment that introduced her to performance at a young age.
After moving to Los Angeles at age nine, she attended her first audition for the short horror film Ouija2 (2022) and booked the role. Several additional dramatic child roles followed, forming the basis of her initial on-screen experience.
As she entered the teenage acting category, Eteri Coast focused on character-driven and emotionally layered roles, making drama and psychological thrillers the core of her artistic identity. She continues to expand her training through a pre-professional musical theatre program.
