Kezia Burrows

Kezia Burrows was born in Neath, Wales, and lived in Porthcawl before settling in Carmarthen. She considers the seaside village of New Quay, her parents’ hometown, as her origin. Burrows pursued formal training at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), graduating in 2004. During her second year at RADA, she and Gugu Mbatha-Raw received the John Barton Award for their collaboration on an unarmed fight scene. Her career began with roles in various theatre productions.

Burrows made her television debut in ITV1’s ‘The Capgras Tide’. She gained recognition for her role as Dr. Cath Llewelyn in the BBC Wales medical drama ‘Crash’, appearing in 12 episodes from 2009 to 2010. Her participation in television continued with appearances in ‘Casualty’ (2010, 2014) and ‘Doctors’ (2014, 2016, 2021). She also held roles in ‘Beowulf: Return to the Shieldlands’ (2016), ‘Apple Tree Yard’ (2017), ‘Doctor Foster’ (2017), ‘The Snow Spider’ (2020), and most recently, ‘Wolf’ (2023).

In the video game industry, Burrows began voicing the protagonist Nilin in ‘Remember Me’ (2013), where she also provided performance capture. Her career expanded to include both voice and motion capture for over 100 game titles. Notable roles include providing the likeness and performance capture for Amanda Ripley in ‘Alien: Isolation’ (2014), and performing likeness, voice, and performance capture for Cass Vallon in ‘Star Citizen’ and ‘Squadron 42’. She also contributed to ‘Horizon: Zero Dawn’ (2017) as Aloy (performance capture), and voiced Sorceress Sellen and a female protagonist in ‘Elden Ring’ (2022). She has further contributed to ‘Final Fantasy XVI’ (2023) and ‘Dragon’s Dogma II’ (2024).