Xana Tang is a multifaceted Chinese-Vietnamese actor who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry, hailing from New Zealand.
Born with a rich cultural heritage, Xana's academic background is equally impressive, having earned a Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from the Auckland University of Technology.
Xana's journey in the entertainment industry began at a tender age of sixteen, when she made her screen debut as 'Spit' in Michael Bennett's acclaimed feature film Matariki, which earned numerous accolades.
This breakthrough role led to further opportunities, including a lead role in Thedownlowconcept's television comedy Hounds, which went on to win the prestigious Best Television Comedy Series award at the 2012 New Zealand Film and Television Awards.
Since then, Xana has taken on a range of notable screen roles, including appearances in The Almighty Johnsons, Power Rangers, and Cherry, a significant supporting role in both seasons of the television drama Filthy Rich.
In 2017, Xana made her Australian screen debut, joining the cast of the highly anticipated comedy series The Letdown.
Throughout her career, Xana has demonstrated her linguistic abilities, speaking fluent English and Cantonese, and having studied Mandarin for five years, showcasing her dedication to cultural diversity and understanding.
Xana Tang's impressive resume and dedication to her craft have cemented her position as a talented and versatile actor in the entertainment industry.
