Terry Wanjiru Ng’ang’i

Terry Ng'ang'i is a dedicated screen, stage, voice actor and a versatile artist. With an educational background in psychology, she navigates the complexities of human behavior, enriching her performances on stage and screen.

Her theatrical credits include roles such as Belinda in Mgonjwa Mwitu and China in Sarafina, both performed with Nairobi Performing Arts Studio in 2024, as well as Mercy in Another Terrible Mistake with Sanaa Itambe Initiative. She also portrayed Naima in Midnight Train and served as the narrator for Merchants of the Iron Snake, both with Millaz Productions in 2023. From 2019 to October 2022, she starred in numerous plays with Mabingwa Players Theatre, including; as Nora in A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen, Neema in Bembea, Taiyo in The Blossom of the Savanah just to mention a few. In addition to acting, she has two years of experience as a stage manager, where she has honed her organizational and leadership skills.

On screen she made an appearance as Hellen in Season 3 of Haki Mwitu from Phil-it Production. Additionally, she starred in the short film Cozen as Ashley, produced by Too Cliche Studio in 2023.

Terry's voice work includes projects like the Africa Campus Battle Season 6 Finale Promo and Trailer, along with promotional material for Pizza Inn and Chicken Inn during Easter 2024.

As a host and MC for both corporate and non-corporate events, Terry has demonstrated her versatility and charisma. She served as the moderator at Millaz Productions' Mental Health Night and has hosted four corporate events with Youth Motion Kenya for the AfCFTA Youth Program from 2022 to date.

Through hard work and agility, Terry harnesses her diverse skills to continuously evolve as a storyteller and visual creator. She brings depth and authenticity to her work, striving to create impactful experiences that resonate with audiences. Her multifaceted talents make her a valuable asset in the creative arts industry, ready to take on new opportunities and challenges.

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