Nicole Chamoun is a talented actress, renowned for her captivating portrayals of complex characters. She rose to prominence with her powerful performance as Iraqi refugee Zahra Al Bayati in SBS's critically acclaimed series Safe Harbour, earning nominations for both a Logie Award for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress and an AACTA Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Television Drama.
In addition to her critically acclaimed work in Safe Harbour, Nicole has also impressed audiences with her leading role as Amirah Al-Amir in the series On The Ropes, directed by Shannon Murphy for Lingo Pictures and SBS. Her performance earned her a nomination for the Logie Award for Most Outstanding Actress.
Nicole's impressive resume also includes notable roles in various television series, such as Laila in Romper Stomper for the Stan network, Afina in the ABC's The Dr Blake Mysteries, Selma in City Homicide for the Seven Network, and Layla in the comedy series Ronny Chieng International Student. She has also appeared in the critically acclaimed film Kick, directed by Esben Storm for SBS, playing a lead role.
On stage, Nicole has showcased her versatility with her performance as Jomana in Tales Of A City To The Sea for La Mama Theatre, which was nominated for a Green Room Award. Her feature film credits include Last Dance and Who Wants to be a Terrorist, as well as numerous short films, including Concern for Welfare, which was funded by Create NSW and SBS Australia through the Generator Emerging Filmmakers Fund for SBS Viceland.
Nicole's upcoming projects include a starring role in the feature film Miss Fisher and The Crypt of Tears, directed by Tony Tilse, and a role as Jacinta in the mini-series The Gloaming for ABC Studios.
