Nina Kapust is a German actress and voice artist whose career spans theater, television, and extensive voice-over work for film and animation. Born in Munich in 1970, she began her artistic journey on stage at the age of sixteen, performing in various theater productions. From 1990 to 1993, she formalized her training at the Schauspiel München in Munich, laying the foundation for a professional career that has endured for decades.

Kapust's early career was rooted in theater, where she demonstrated significant versatility by taking on a wide array of roles at prestigious venues and festivals. Her stage work includes performances at the Luisenburg Festspiele in Wunsiedel, where she appeared in productions such as Pippi Langstrumpf as Annika, Jim Knopf und die Wilde 13 as Jim Knopf, and Die kleine Hexe in the title role. Her theater credits also include classical plays like Ein Sommernachtstraum, where she played Hermia, and Der eingebildete Kranke as Angelique. In 1994, her work in theater was recognized with the AZ Stern der Woche award.

Concurrent with her stage work, Kapust built a substantial career in German television. She has appeared in numerous popular and long-running German series, often in guest or supporting roles. Her television credits from the 1990s and 2000s include episodes of Tatort, Der Alte, Siska, SOKO 5113, Die Rosenheim-Cops, Unser Charly, and Forsthaus Falkenau. This on-screen experience provided a strong foundation for her transition into voice acting.

As a voice artist, Nina Kapust has lent her voice to a diverse range of characters in international films and television series dubbed for the German market. Her voice work spans multiple genres, from live-action dramas to major animated franchises. In anime, she is recognized for her role as Shizuka Marikawa in the series Highschool of the Dead. She has also been a part of the long-running Pokémon franchise, providing the German voice for the character Roswitha in the feature film Pokémon 13: Zoroark: Master of Illusions, as well as voicing the recurring character Matori and taking over the role of Officer Rocky. Her work in the anime genre further includes a role in the popular series One Piece, where she voiced an Amazone.

Beyond animation, Kapust's voice can be heard in the German dubs of a wide variety of films and shows. Her film dubbing credits include The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Hancock, and Fame. In television, she has provided German voices for characters in series such as Jericho, 90210, Switched at Birth, and the soap opera Reich und Schön, where she voiced the character Bridget Forrester. Her work extends to leading roles in film dubs, such as voicing the title character in the film Das Parfüm von Yvonne. In addition to performing as a voice actor, Kapust has also taken on roles as a dialogue book author and dubbing director, contributing to the creative process behind German-language adaptations.

With a career that began in the early 1990s and continues to the present day, Nina Kapust has established herself as a prolific and adaptable figure in German entertainment, moving fluidly between the demands of live performance on stage and screen and the technical precision of voice acting for an international audience.