FIONA RAMSAY is one of the South Africa’s greatest actresses, appearing on stage and screen both in the country and in the US and UK. Fiona trained at UCT for her BA Performer’s Diploma, obtained her MA Dramatic Art from Wits and is currently researching a PhD in Dramatic Art.

Fiona’s career in the theatre has many highlights, most recently won the Fleur du Cap Leading Actress Award for her portrayal of Amanda in The Glass Menagerie, was nominated for a Fleur Du Cap Award last year for her astounding performance in Sweet Bird of Youth [Princess Kosmonopolis]; was critically and artistically acclaimed in two consecutively sold out runs of Blonde Poison [Stella Goldschlag]; made history when she won no less than two Naledi Best Actress of the Year Awards for both Miss Dietrich Regrets [Marlene Dietrich] and Doubt [SIster Aloysius]. She was heralded as one of the best Martha’s in Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; won Musical Theatre Performance of the Year for Thoroughly Modern Millie [Mrs Meers], wrote and performed in one of many solo shows playing social historian Luli Calinicos in If We Dig [Kleiopatra], spoke French in the avant garde multi-media production of Les Cenci [Beatrice]; My Brilliant Divorce [Angela], Arcadia [played both Hannah & Lady Croom]; Macbeth [Lady Macbeth ]; The Book Club [Debbie]; Merchant of Venice [playing both Portia & Jessica]; Telegrams from Hell [Marianne Faithfull]; As You Like It [Rosalind] Decadence [Helen/Sybil]; Othello [Emelia], Talking Heads [Various], The Real Thing [Annie], Agnes of God [Psychiatrist], Hapgood [Elizabeth], Threepenny Opera [Jenny Diver] & Summit Conference [Eva Braun].

Film & Television appearances include: Bulletproof II, [S]He, Maze Runner III, Bang Bang Club, Jozi, The Last Face [film] Table Manners, Black Sails, Homeland, Dominion, Hard Copy, Scandal [etv], Justice for All, The Runaway, Supply & Demand, Element of Doubt.

Fiona is in demand as a dialogue coach for film, television and theatre: The Professionals, Last days of American Crime, The Dark Tower, Roots, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom; The Giver; Bang Bang Club, Stander, Winnie