Ra Chapman is a multifaceted Korean-Australian creative force, whose impressive body of work encompasses a diverse range of mediums, including film, television, and theatre. Her talent has been recognized by industry leaders, with Ra being named one of IF Magazine's 2024 Rising Talents.
Ra's most recent endeavour, the TV comedy series WhiteFever, garnered her a prestigious 2025 Australian Writers Guild (AWGIE) Award nomination for her exceptional work as creator, writer, and star. The series is currently streaming on ABC iView, offering audiences a unique glimpse into Ra's captivating storytelling abilities.
As an alumnus of the esteemed Besen Writers Group at Malthouse Theatre, Ra has honed her craft alongside other talented writers. She has also been the recipient of the 2018 Hot Desk Fellowship from the Wheeler Centre, a testament to her dedication to her art.
Ra's impressive theatrical credits include the play K-Box, which earned her the 2021 Patrick White Playwright Award and received critical acclaim during its debut at Malthouse Theatre in 2022. Her work in television is equally impressive, with her involvement in the SBS horror series Night Bloomers, which garnered her another Australian Writers Guild (AWGIE) Award nomination.
Ra's impressive filmography includes her award-winning performance as Therese in David Williamson's film adaptation of Face To Face, for which she won the Best Actress Award at the 2011 Newport Beach Film Festival and received an IF Award nomination for Best Actress. She has also had the opportunity to star alongside other talented actors, including D'Arcy Carden and Will Forte, in the upcoming Stan series Sunny Nights.
