Acting 

Linda-Ray Ndlovu graduated at Leeds Conservative with a BA in Acting in 2023. 

The course consisted of theatre work, screen, voice work, editing, writing and producing skills. It overall focused on skills as an actor and an artist. 

Linda-Ray (24) is currently based in Leeds. She has been an actor since entering stage coach Manchester at the age of 7, till today. She has spent her early life travelling in-between South Africa and England, and even Canada, always pursuing acting whilst living where ever she was.

Her career in acting properly began when she was 14 and went on appearing in a local bank advert NedBanks in South Africa, and performing at The Johannesburg Theatre in an adaptation of 'Much Ado About Nothing, The musical' whilst in high school. 

When she returned to the UK, she completed a foundation in Acting at Cambridge School for Visual and Performing Arts, before going on to finish a 3 year degree at Leeds Conservatoire. 

During her studies she performed in 'Nell Gwyn' as 'Lousie De Keroulle', assistant directed 'Twelfth Night' at the Leeds Playhouse in 2022 for her third year project, and played character 'Zodwa' in all female cast of 'Boys will be Boys' by Melissa Bubnic, originally written as Priya.

Whilst also working professionally, She has worked with theatre companies Wrongsemble, Freedom Studios, Leeds Playhouse, Slung Low Theatre company and Tutti Frutti, in her last two years of her degree.