Tamara Lee Bailey
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Tamara Lee Bailey is a Filipino-Australian actress based in Sydney, Australia, known for her work across film, television and theatre.
Her screen credits include Street Fighter (2026), in which she portrays Bison Doll, and the lead in the feature film Are You Alone? She has also appeared in NCIS: Sydney (Paramount+) and played several characters in Mikki Vs The World S2 (ABC), and stars in the short film Life Support, directed by Ben Mair.
A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), Tamara was awarded the 2026 Equity Atlantic Scholarship, undertaking advanced acting training at the Atlantic Acting School in New York City.
Her extensive theatre career includes portraying Lady Macbeth in Sport for Jove's Macbeth, Regan in Bell Shakespeare's King Lear, and Midge in the world premiere of David Williamson's ARIA at Ensemble Theatre. She also performed in the Australian production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at Melbourne's Princess Theatre, covering multiple principal roles.
Trained in Muay Thai, kickboxing, boxing and Kung Fu, Tamara brings a strong physical discipline to her performances. Her work spans psychological drama, action and classical theatre, with a particular interest in complex, transformative female characters.
Her screen credits include Street Fighter (2026), in which she portrays Bison Doll, and the lead in the feature film Are You Alone? She has also appeared in NCIS: Sydney (Paramount+) and played several characters in Mikki Vs The World S2 (ABC), and stars in the short film Life Support, directed by Ben Mair.
A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), Tamara was awarded the 2026 Equity Atlantic Scholarship, undertaking advanced acting training at the Atlantic Acting School in New York City.
Her extensive theatre career includes portraying Lady Macbeth in Sport for Jove's Macbeth, Regan in Bell Shakespeare's King Lear, and Midge in the world premiere of David Williamson's ARIA at Ensemble Theatre. She also performed in the Australian production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at Melbourne's Princess Theatre, covering multiple principal roles.
Trained in Muay Thai, kickboxing, boxing and Kung Fu, Tamara brings a strong physical discipline to her performances. Her work spans psychological drama, action and classical theatre, with a particular interest in complex, transformative female characters.
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