Ana Tuisila

 is an actor who portrays Lia Maivia in the NBC sitcom, Young Rock.

Background
Tuisila's career spans over two decades in film, television and theater. Her most memorable performance is in "The Songmaker's Chair," a stage production written by esteemed international author, poet and playwright Albert Wendt, and directed by Nathaniel Lees and Nancy Brunning. Following a successful season, the show later participated in the International Arts Festival at Te Papa Museum in New Zealand.

Tuisila has starred in two short films on location in Samoa, Vai and Liliu, which have both been recognized throughout film festivals globally.

She speaks fluent Samoan as well as having familiarity with other Pacific languages.