lucy xingwang dunning

Lucy Xingwang Dunning (she/her), a graduate of the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Arts, has emerged as a dynamic and versatile performer across multiple disciplines. Lucy has most recently performed on stage in various roles for ‘Poetry in Action’s International Tour (Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong 2024/2025) and as Lucy in ‘The Dragonfly’ as a part of The Old Fitz’s ‘New Works Festival’. Her recent screen credits include Tali ‘Squata Locks’, Nyssa ‘We Can Still Be Friends’, Audra ‘Untethered’, and Clara ‘For Peanuts’, as well as hero roles in various Triple J music videos. Whilst studying, Lucy played roles including ‘Kurogo’ in Singaporean director Ong Keng Sen’s ‘Sandaime Richard’ (2023). 

Adopted from China and raised in Australia, Lucy’s unique experiences and inquisitive nature position her as a natural-born storyteller. Embarking on her artistic journey at three years old, Lucy received formal training in acting, dancing, and vocal performance. During her time at NIDA, Lucy honed her craft under the guidance of industry luminaries such as Phillip Quast, Darren Yap, Guy Simon, Les Chantery, Garth Holcombe, and Michael Sheasby. With her diverse range of talents and unwavering dedication, Lucy is poised to make a significant impact in the performing arts.