Aisha-May Hunte is a non-binary, queer, mixed-race performer based between London and Swansea.
Their recent screen credits include roles in BBC’s Death Valley, S4C’s Anfamol and ITOPIA, BBC’s Casualty, and SKY/National Theatre Wales’ GALWAD. On stage, they have played leading roles in Olion (Seren), Gypsy (Gypsy Rose Lee), Pippin (Theo), and Swyn (Welsh Narrator) at Frân Wen, Theatr Genedlaethol and Mountview. Fluent in both English and Welsh, Aisha-May is highly skilled in musical theatre, phy...
Aisha-May Hunte is a non-binary, queer, mixed-race performer based between London and Swansea.
Their recent screen credits include roles in BBC’s Death Valley, S4C’s Anfamol and ITOPIA, BBC’s Casualty, and SKY/National Theatre Wales’ GALWAD. On stage, they have played leading roles in Olion (Seren), Gypsy (Gypsy Rose Lee), Pippin (Theo), and Swyn (Welsh Narrator) at Frân Wen, Theatr Genedlaethol and Mountview. Fluent in both English and Welsh, Aisha-May is highly skilled in musical theatre, physical theatre, voice acting, and presenting. They have developed a strong command of diverse accents — from Caribbean to American Southern — and thrive in projects requiring dynamic characters, multilingual storytelling, or powerful musical performances.
Aisha-May Hunte is a non-binary, queer, mixed-race performer based between London and Swansea.
Their recent screen credits include roles in BBC’s Death Valley, S4C’s Anfamol and ITOPIA, BBC’s Casualty, and SKY/National Theatre Wales’ GALWAD. On stage, they have played leading roles in Olion (Seren), Gypsy (Gypsy Rose Lee), Pippin (Theo), and Swyn (Welsh Narrator) at Frân Wen, Theatr Genedlaethol and Mountview. Fluent in both English and Welsh, Aisha-May is highly skilled in musical theatre, physical theatre, voice acting, and presenting. They have developed a strong command of diverse accents — from Caribbean to American Southern — and thrive in projects requiring dynamic characters, multilingual storytelling, or powerful musical performances.
