Laquarn Lewis

Laquarn Lewis, a talented actor hailing from Nottingham, has garnered acclaim for his engaging presence and emotionally resonant performances. His journey in acting began at the Television Workshop in Nottingham, where he cultivated a love for both theatrical and cinematic storytelling, influenced by his mother’s own acting career, which included roles in projects like The Girl With Brains in Her Feet and Casualty.

Lewis made his on-screen debut in the CBBC series Jamie Johnson, where he portrayed Elliot in a compelling multi-episode storyline. His breakthrough role came with his captivating performance as Lady Die in the BBC adaptation of Paris Lees’s celebrated memoir, What It Feels Like for a Girl. In this role, he embodied Byron's vibrant and devoted confidant, skillfully navigating themes of identity, friendship, and self-exploration with both depth and authenticity.

With a passion for amplifying the narratives of underrepresented communities, Laquarn Lewis is steadily carving out a diverse career marked by heartfelt performances and a dedication to genuine character development. He continues to inspire audiences with his commitment to storytelling that resonates and uplifts, showcasing the rich tapestry of human experience through his work.