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Li-Leng trained in London at a Rose Bruford and then in physical theatre at LISPA. This diverse mixture of pedagogies has allowed her to feel at ease working in many different media.
She has worked extensively with the BBC on both Television and Radio dramas and also with international theatre companies including Singapore TheatreWorks and Trestle and has toured many shows throughout the UK.
2005 Television, Jessica Sun, Silent Witness, BBC1, Michael Offer
2005 Television, Chinese Girl , Green Wing (Series 2), Channel 4 -Talkback Thames, Tristrum Shapeero
2005 Television, May Barnstaple (Guest Lead), Doctors, BBC1, Ben Morris
2003 Television, Wakefield's Student, Hear The Silence, Channel 5 - Zenith North Ltd, Tim Fywell
2002 Television, Wei Chan, Spy TV, BBC - Endemol, Chris Dingley
2001 Film, Pharmacist, Same Same But Different, Baby Saavy, Mark Aitken
2001 Television, Nurse Gaby, Oscar Charlie, BBC1, Angie de-Chastelai Smith
1999 Film, Kao, Draining Lizards, Cowgunners, Mat Sunderland
2006 Witch Woman/Milly/After 8, Spangleguts, London Bubble, Jonathan Petherbridge
2006 Girl (Female Lead), Arquiem, Periplum / National Theatre, Claire Raftery
2006 Joanna (Female Lead), Andrzej, Arts Depot, Andy Cheung
2005 Red Lady, The Red Ladies, The Clod Ensemble / National Theatre, Suzy Willson
2005 Mawiza/Mrs Khiu, Typhoon 4 - The Big Purge, Yellow Earth Theatre Co, Paulette Randall
2005 Shakuntala/Leila, Saman, Singapore TheatreWorks, Meng-Chu Lok
2004 Laura / Caroline Puppeteer, The Smallest Person (UK Tour), Trestle Theatre Company, Emily Gray
2004 Woman, Typhoon 3 - Dogs, Yellow Earth Theatre Co, Kwong Loke
2002 Chairman Mao Puppeteer, Mr China's Son, Blind Summit, Mark Down
2002 Sau Ling, Typhoon 1 - Where Love Abides, Yellow Earth Theatre Co, David Yip
2001 Lady Capulet, Romeo & Juliet (UK Tour), Basingstoke Haymarket, Alasdair Ramsay
1999 Emily, Take Away (UK Tour), Mu-Lan Theatre Company, Stephen Knight
2006 Female Clerk / Mother Calling, The Flower Room, BBC Radio 4 , Shaun MacLoughlin
2004 Sharon, Shut Eye, BBC Radio 4,
Janet Whitaker
2003 Nonu, The Eye of the Day, BBC Radio 4,
Claire Grove
2003 Kim, The Sound of Solitary Waves, BBC Radio 4, Claire Grove
2003 Jenny Lee/Ruby Pan, We Are Water, Royal Court & BBC World Service, Marion Nancarrow
2002 Yang Chun, Little Cinderellas, BBC Radio 4,
Janet Whitaker
2006 Corporate, Karen Smith, Being a Sessional Leader, Hawkshead / DfES, Ric Mellis
2006 Short Film, Elaine Cheung, Room 9, Contingency Films, Jo Ho
2005 Voice Over, Narrator, The Gingko Trees, Channel 4 - Fulcrum TV, Margaret Loescher
2003 Short Film, Min, Shades of Ivory, New York Film Academy, Cassie Lee
2001 Short Film, Girl, Peas or Beans, Royal College of Art, Emma Sullivan
2001 Corporate, Muriel, McGraw Hill, Silver Road Productions, Jeremy Wootliff
2001 Corporate, Reiko, Smirnoff, Imagination,
Nick Bye
1998 Video, Salina, Emmerdale 'Revenge', Yorkshire Television, Terence Daw
Commercials including Vodafone, Brains Beer, Childcare Recruitment, N.Y. Stock Exchange
Achieves the right mix of magic and humour...this show has a simple
sweetness and some fine integration of video. Two hours that both nourish
and entertain...His new wife is the village teacher, a woman who does not believe stories
are useful, and whose rage and jealousy of her stepdaughter manifests itself
in Li-Leng Au's wonderful witch woman. The Guardian - Lyn Gardener
...a strong cast...the versatile Li-Leng Au gives us a gravelly voiced witch The Stage
Excellent from start to finish, not a single foot is put wrong by this multi-talented cast, Li-Leng Au, William Elliot, Vic Bryson, Nick Chee Ping Kellington and Michael Wagg. The Edinburgh Evening News****
The five-strong cast, aided by a wonderful selection of emotive masks, play multiple roles... But best of all is the wonderfully expressive Caroline puppet expertly manipulated by Li-Leng Au. The Metro****
Li-Leng's profile can be found at The Spotlight.
Video editing by Daniel Marner.
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