There’s a particular alchemy to Elizabeth Tabish — a magnetic blend of old-soul wisdom, rebellious creativity, and a refusal to be placed neatly into anyone’s box.

We often speak of artists as vessels, serving as channels through which emotion, archetype, and meaning find expression. But Elizabeth Tabish is something else entirely: not just a vessel, but a mirror.

As the hit Bible-based series returns, its leading lady shares why it’s important to voice where she stands.

Actress and filmmaker Elizabeth Tabish is best known for her powerful portrayal of Mary Magdalene in the hit TV series ‘The Chosen’.

Best known as Mary Magdalene in The Chosen, Elizabeth Tabish is an actress, filmmaker, and storyteller redefining womanhood on her own terms.

There's a certain magic in contradiction—the light and shadow that coexist within every artist, every character, every story. Elizabeth Tabish embodies this duality with effortless grace.

For years, Tabish felt that there was no space for a left-leaning woman in church. But playing Mary Magdalene on TV has helped her carve a new path.

"It's a way of living that connects us all."

Elizabeth Tabish is currently enjoying a thriving career and international acclaim for her portrayal of Mary Magdalene on the hit TV series The Chosen, but not too long ago, before she landed the role, she was a struggling actress living with her mom because she couldn’t make rent.

Elizabeth Tabish is a talented filmmaker who is best known for her breakout role as Mary Magdalene in the widely successful TV series The Chosen. But being exceptional in an acting role is not all Tabish has lent her creative genius to.

I'm Elizabeth Tabish, an actress and filmmaker. I play Mary Magdalene in The Chosen, which is releasing its fifth season on March 28th. I also play Violetta Petrosyan in the feature film Between Borders, a movie about an Armenian family's immigration experience, which will be streaming in March. I've also directed an anthology of short retro films based on female archetypes.