Domenique Fragale
- Actress
- Producer
- Additional Crew
Born in Lincolnshire, England, actress Domenique Fragale holds dual UK/USA citizenship and splits her time between the two countries. She graduated from The Arts Educational School, London with a BA(Hons.) in Acting For Film, Television and Theatre.
Domenique is perhaps best known for playing Beth Cassini in the hit HBO sci-fi drama series The Nevers. Her film appearances include My Best Friend's Famous, showing on Amazon Prime, and The Maestro in which she portrayed classic Hollywood icon Ava Gardner. Other screen credits include Married with Secrets and the Raindance Film Festival short, Virulent. As well as her acting roles, Domenique is an executive producer and the head of development at DBK Studios, working with Sky to create five short films to champion filmmakers from underrepresented backgrounds.
Away from the cameras, Domenique presented for BBC Radio Lincolnshire and was a former presenter for Urban News London TV. She is also an advocate of promoting the importance of mental health and is the ambassador for MQ Mental Health, as well as raising support for various leukaemia care foundations and crohn's and colitis awareness foundations. For her appearance in the anti-bullying and gun crime short film Wednesday's Child, Domenique received the Diana Award at BAFTA at the age of 13, and continues to be a vocal anti-bullying campaigner.
Domenique is perhaps best known for playing Beth Cassini in the hit HBO sci-fi drama series The Nevers. Her film appearances include My Best Friend's Famous, showing on Amazon Prime, and The Maestro in which she portrayed classic Hollywood icon Ava Gardner. Other screen credits include Married with Secrets and the Raindance Film Festival short, Virulent. As well as her acting roles, Domenique is an executive producer and the head of development at DBK Studios, working with Sky to create five short films to champion filmmakers from underrepresented backgrounds.
Away from the cameras, Domenique presented for BBC Radio Lincolnshire and was a former presenter for Urban News London TV. She is also an advocate of promoting the importance of mental health and is the ambassador for MQ Mental Health, as well as raising support for various leukaemia care foundations and crohn's and colitis awareness foundations. For her appearance in the anti-bullying and gun crime short film Wednesday's Child, Domenique received the Diana Award at BAFTA at the age of 13, and continues to be a vocal anti-bullying campaigner.
