Suzan Crowley
Suzan's first acting experience was with The National Youth Theatre Great Britain, and from thence to the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. She has since appeared in London's West End in Under The Greenwood Tree, Sugar Dollies and The Heidi Chronicles, and in repertory theatre throughout the UK. In LA theatre includes: Doctor Faustus with Independent Shakespeare Company, Macbeth, Hamlet, Phaedrawith LATC, Clue and It's A Wonderful Life at The Tre Stage and the one woman show Saint Valentine's Day Masochism. Extensive Film work includes: The Devil Inside, The Draughtsman's Contract, Success is the Best Revenge and Born of Fire. Numerous TV appearances include: as series regulars on The Knock [ITV] BackUp and Christabel [BBC] LA Law, All of Us CW/WB, LIZ & DICK [Lifetime] In 2013, Suzan won an AudioFile Earphone Award for Mademoiselle Boleyn. Suzan is proud to mentor with BAFTA outreach & The Inner City Shakespeare Ensemble.
Suzan Fadil
Suzan Fadil is known for Crossing (2024).
Suzan Kardes
Suzan Kardes was born on 15 April 1960 in Mitrovica, Kosovo. She is an actress, known for Magic Carpet Ride (2005), The Magician (2006) and Seksenler (2012).
Suzan Matar
Suzan Mutesi
Suzan Mutesi (born Suzan Faith Mutesi), 21 June 1986) is an African Australian actress, model, and author. Suzan Mutes i's most recent works include appearance in "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. In 2021 she been working on a new future horror film, Lady Ifrita, 2021. She has also appeared in a drama, Ruby's Choice (2020), the films Moon Rock for Monday (2019) and Irreversible Choices (2015), and in the 2019 TV series Deadly Women. In fashion, Suzan won the Fashion Icon of the Year award at the Afro-Australia Music and Movie awards at the age of 27 in 2014. In that same year, she also received the Best Fashion Contributor in the Diaspora in Uganda. In 2012, she was received a Fashion Designer award from Celebrate African Australians. At Fashion Aid Forward 2015, hosted by Henry Roth of Channel Ten, she showcased alongside numerous Melbourne designers and Project Runway winners. Suzan's first book, Unapologetically Black was published in 2020, it won the best author award and received media attention from outlets such as Vogue, and Channel 10 broadcasts. A story by her appeared in the Smile 'Cross the Oceans anthology from WestWords. She is currently writing a memoir tells the tale of how she found her "unapologetic self" and explores racism, friendships, trauma, church culture and more. On Suzan's podcast, Unapologetically You, she interviews people doing noteworthy things in the community and inspiring others.
Suzan Norton
Suzan Norton is known for The Secret Life of Amy Bensen (2022), The Lady Makers (2022) and Phantom (2021).
Suzan Perry
Suzan Perry is known for Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (2015) and American Bomber (2013).
Suzan Young
Suzan Young is known for The Code, Year of the Cat and Two Graves (2018). She has been married to Gary Young since 20 August 2004. They have one child.
Suzana Nikolic
Suzana Nikolic was born on 22 June 1965 in Zupanja, Croatia, Yugoslavia. She is an actress, known for Tri muskarca Melite Zganjer (1998), Kud puklo da puklo (2014) and Zlatni vrc (2004). She is married to Enes Midzic. They have one child.
Suzana Norberg
Suzana Norberg (nee: Ignjatovic) is a first-generation American, born in Wisconsin to Serbian immigrant parents. As writer, producer and actress, she pays homage to her Balkan grandfather in her Serbian dramedy short, "Libertyville" (2021). She is known for "We All Die Alone" (2021) for which she won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 2022 Oceanside International Film Festival. She is also the co-creator of the web series, "Christian Crafternoon," gently mocking the religiously self-righteous since 2011. Her unpublished memoir, "Too Lazy to be Satan," was a finalist in the 2017 San Diego Book Awards and the basis for her one-woman show. Norberg excels at comedy, improv, and dialects & accents ranging from Midwestern to Slavic.