Lana Davidson

Lana grew up in london with her first professional stage debut at 6 years old, appearing in a production of Guys and Dolls. 

It was from that young age Lana realised that her heart belonged on stage and in front of a camera. No where else would feel as much like home, with that in mind she began her training at Crystal Arts Theatre School where she passed all her Lamda exams with Distinction. 

Lana then went on to study at the Cockpit Theatre doing a two year B-Tec National Diploma in Performing Arts, followed by Mountview Drama School specialising in Acting for Screen and Television.  

 

Since starting on the circuit as a working actress Lana has worked with established and well known actors including Ray Winstone playing his daughter in "All In The Game" and has worked with the outstanding writer/director Richard Curtis, filming "The Boat That Rocked" alongside names such as Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Bill Nighy, Emma Thompson and Rhys Ifans. 

 

Not to mention she has also been the face of many world wide campaigns. 

 

Lana recently had the great privilege of working on a project with Academy Award winning director Tom Hooper.

 

Lana's perception on acting: "Acting is not a choice, it isn't about fame or fortune, it's waking up every day loving every single second of your work and giving your heart and soul, it's something you just know that you were born to do, quitting is never an option, you can never quit who you are"