Dominique Moore is a talented actress and writer from London, England, who began her journey in the world of theatre at a young age. She made her mark by originating several roles in West End productions, including being the first Young Nala in Disney's The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre. At the age of 12, Dominique won the Stage Newspaper Scholarship to study at the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School, which was documented on the BBC's fly-on-the-wall documentary series Paddington Green.
Moore's impressive career has seen her land series regular roles in acclaimed TV shows, including the Award-Winning sketch show Horrible Histories. Her performances as notable figures such as Mary Seacole and Rosa Parks have received widespread critical acclaim and have been featured in numerous press articles and reviews.
In addition to her television work, Dominique has also made notable appearances on screen in shows such as Yasmina in Finding Alice, A Confession, and Torvill & Dean for ITV, as well as BAFTA-nominated Anthony for the BBC, Four Weddings and a Funeral on Hulu, and the EMMY-nominated 'Tracey Ullman's show' for HBO/BBC. On stage, she starred in Patrick Marber's sold-out production of 'Don Juan in Soho' alongside David Tennant.
Moore's voice acting credits include the first black female role of 'Ruth' in Thomas and Friends and the voice of 'Pickle Pony' in the BAFTA-winning Lovely Little Farm on Apple TV+. In 2022, she produced and starred in the award-nominated short film 'What We Did Yesterday', directed by Matt René, which received praise from Indie Shorts Mag and UK Film Review.
In May 2016, Dominique founded DMA London and opened the creative acting studio 'The DMA Studio' in Hackney Wick, London. Due to her successful and expansive career, she now mentors and coaches young professional actors from all over the world. DMA has established working relationships with numerous industry professionals and productions, providing opportunities for the young talent she works with.
Moore is passionate about providing young actors with the tools, industry understanding, knowledge, and support to help them succeed. In 2020, she established the non-profit organization The DMA Foundation, which has seen her mentees achieve international success in the world of Arts and Entertainment.
