Stacy Abalogun

Stacy Abalogun is a talented actress of English-Nigerian heritage, celebrated for her dynamic contributions to the performing arts. Born in Manchester, England, to a Nigerian father and an English mother, Stacy’s passion for the arts was ignited by her grandmother, who encouraged her to take dance lessons at just three years old. By the age of eleven, she had already performed for HM Prince Charles at the prestigious Royal Variety Show.

Stacy’s television career took off in 2003 when she landed the role of Louise in the BBC series "Burn It." She later honed her skills as a professional dancer at The Northern School of Contemporary Dance and enhanced her expertise with an MA in choreography from Trinity Laban. Her stage presence has graced renowned venues, including the Royal Opera House and Royal Opera North, and she has collaborated with notable music artists such as P Diddy, Ludacris, and Corinne Bailey Rae.

In addition to her performance career, Stacy founded 'Flat Feet Dance,' a touring company that evolved into a charity dedicated to supporting children from BAME backgrounds in London. She has also produced and choreographed several Dance for Screen films before embracing motherhood with the birth of her two children.

In her pursuit of acting, Stacy trained at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA), and her dedication earned her a nomination for the Black British Theatre Award for Best Recent Graduate in 2020, marking her as a rising star in the industry.