Kat Cunning

Kat Cunning is a multifaceted American artist whose career spans acting, music, modeling, and dance. They made a significant impact on the theater scene with their Broadway debut in 2016, showcasing their talent in productions such as Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Cirque Du Soleil’s Paramour. Cunning’s dynamic performances have captivated audiences, particularly in their role as Christina Fuego in HBO’s acclaimed series The Deuce, where they shared the screen with notable actors James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal.

In addition to their television work, Cunning has made a name for themselves in the music industry. Their singles, including “Baby,” “Wild Poppies,” and “Stay on the Line,” have been celebrated for their bold expressions of queer sexuality, resonating with a diverse audience. Their original songs, “Birds” and “King of Shadow,” featured in the Netflix series Trinkets, further highlight their musical prowess and ability to connect with viewers through emotive storytelling.

Cunning’s versatility extends to film, where they contributed to the Hulu adaptation of John Green’s Looking For Alaska by covering Alexi Murdoch’s poignant song “Orange Sky.” Their single “For The Love” has been recognized by Billboard as a powerful anthem of hope and resilience, showcasing their ability to inspire through music.

Residing in Los Angeles, Cunning continues to break boundaries as a queer and non-binary artist, using they/them pronouns. With a growing list of accolades, including Best Actor at the Trail Dance Film Festival, Cunning’s career trajectory is a testament to their talent and dedication, making them a prominent figure in contemporary entertainment.