Tamara Lee Bailey
- Actress
Tamara Lee Bailey is an Australian-Filipino actor based in Sydney, working across stage and screen, with a strong physical skillset in Muay Thai, kickboxing, boxing, and Kung Fu.
She is the 2026 recipient of the prestigious Equity Atlantic Scholarship awarded to train at the Atlantic Acting School in New York.
Tamara has just finished her return season as Lady Macbeth with Sport for Jove (dir. George Banders), in their bold, contemporary production of Shakespeare’s tragedy. Earlier this year, she appeared as Luciana in Sport for Jove’s summer season of The Comedy of Errors (dirs. Damien Ryan & George Banders), with critics describing her performance as "frenetic, fierce and physical" (The Scoop), and naming her one of the production’s most memorable performers (ArtsHub).
On screen, Tamara stars as the lead in the feature film Are You Alone (2026) (dir. Matt Drummond, Little Monster Productions), and appears as Bison Doll in Street Fighter (2026). She also leads the short film Life Support (dir. Ben Mair, Bus Stop Films). Her additional credits include NCIS: Sydney (Paramount+) and Mikki Vs The World ABC).
In 2025, she made her Ensemble Theatre debut as Midge in David Williamson’s world-premiere play ARIA (dir. Janine Watson), where critics praised her charisma, comedic timing, and stage presence. In 2024, she made her Bell Shakespeare debut as Regan in King Lear (dir. Peter Evans), with Time Out Sydney describing her as "a femme fatale," and Stage Whispers noting her "seductive charm," naming her a standout of the production.
Her breakout stage role was in the international production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Princess Theatre, Melbourne), where she performed multiple roles including Delphi Diggory, Moaning Myrtle, and Rose Granger-Weasley.
A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), Tamara is drawn to bold, transformative roles, with a particular interest in complex women, action-driven storytelling, and work that bridges physicality with psychological depth.
She is the 2026 recipient of the prestigious Equity Atlantic Scholarship awarded to train at the Atlantic Acting School in New York.
Tamara has just finished her return season as Lady Macbeth with Sport for Jove (dir. George Banders), in their bold, contemporary production of Shakespeare’s tragedy. Earlier this year, she appeared as Luciana in Sport for Jove’s summer season of The Comedy of Errors (dirs. Damien Ryan & George Banders), with critics describing her performance as "frenetic, fierce and physical" (The Scoop), and naming her one of the production’s most memorable performers (ArtsHub).
On screen, Tamara stars as the lead in the feature film Are You Alone (2026) (dir. Matt Drummond, Little Monster Productions), and appears as Bison Doll in Street Fighter (2026). She also leads the short film Life Support (dir. Ben Mair, Bus Stop Films). Her additional credits include NCIS: Sydney (Paramount+) and Mikki Vs The World ABC).
In 2025, she made her Ensemble Theatre debut as Midge in David Williamson’s world-premiere play ARIA (dir. Janine Watson), where critics praised her charisma, comedic timing, and stage presence. In 2024, she made her Bell Shakespeare debut as Regan in King Lear (dir. Peter Evans), with Time Out Sydney describing her as "a femme fatale," and Stage Whispers noting her "seductive charm," naming her a standout of the production.
Her breakout stage role was in the international production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Princess Theatre, Melbourne), where she performed multiple roles including Delphi Diggory, Moaning Myrtle, and Rose Granger-Weasley.
A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), Tamara is drawn to bold, transformative roles, with a particular interest in complex women, action-driven storytelling, and work that bridges physicality with psychological depth.
