
Biography
Sigrid ten Napel is one of the most talented actresses of her generation. From an early age she took drama lessons, after which she graduated from the Theatre Academy in Maastricht in 2015. Sigrid is known for the role of Nathalie van Walraven in the popular series Penoza and in the film Penoza: The Final Chapter. She also starred in series such as Lijn 32, Overspel 2, the French Canal + series Kill Skills and Ard's Der Amsterdam Krimi. She was nominated for a 2012 Golden Nutcracker in the television category for her roles in Overspel and Lijn 32. Sigrid can also be admired on the big screen. In 2014 she starred in Zomer, which earned her a Golden Calf nomination for Best Actress. She also starred in the feature film Prins (2015), directed by Sam de Jong which brought her another Golden Calf nomination, for Best Female Supporting Actress. Sigrid played leading roles in the films The Paradise Suite, Brasserie Valentijn, Riphagen, A Certain Kind of Silence, Ik Wist Het and, most recently, Trauma Porn Club. She has starred on stage in Mensen Zoals Jij, Sweet Sixteen and Edward 2 - The Gay King.
Acted in 29
2020s
- 2026
- 2025
Tonnano
Guusje Eysinck · 6 episodes
Beyond Silence
Anna
- 2024
Fox and Hare Save the Forest
Haas (voice)
Koolhoven Presents
Nova · 1 episode
Trauma Porn Club
Nova
- 2023
Mijn vader de terrorist
Christine Otten
- 2022
If Only She Knew
Mia
- 2021
Dash
Movie
2010s
- 2019
A Certain Kind of Silence
Adela
- 2018
Amsterdam Undercover: Risen from the dead
Hannah Meijer
- 2017
Charlie and Hannah's Grand Night Out
Jos
Riphagen
Lena · 3 episodes
- 2016
Kill Skills
Sarah Bronstein
Brasserie Valentine
Movie
The Most Dangerous Roads in the World
TV
- 2015
The Paradise Suite
Antoinette
A Good Life
Movie
Prince
Laura
- 2014
Summer
Anne
- 2013
Even Cowboys Get to Cry
Girl 2
- 2012
Only Decent People
Naomi
Lijn 32
Tamara Schoots · 8 episodes
- 2011
The Adulterer
Marit Steenhouwer · 32 episodes
- 2010
2000s
- 2009
Thirteen in the War
Els Mulder · 2 episodes
Maite Was Here
Pien
Appearances2
2010s
- 2016
1990s
- 1999