Cleopatra Coleman

Cleopatra Coleman is an actress, writer, and producer known for her diverse roles across film and television, engaging audiences with complex characters and showcasing her versatility in various genres. After her breakout motion picture role as DJ Penelope in the critically acclaimed ‘Step Up Revolution’ (2012), Cleopatra Coleman quickly established herself as a versatile actress, writer, and producer across film and television. Her early career began in Australian television, notably starring in the sci-fi drama ‘Silversun’ (2005) for ABC and Seven Network, and taking on the role of Glenn Forrest in the popular series ‘Neighbours’ (2006–2007). She also appeared in ‘The Elephant Princess’ (2008–2009), ‘Blue Heelers,’ ‘Holly’s Heroes,’ ‘Wicked Science,’ ‘City Homicide,’ and ‘Rush.’ Expanding her creative contributions, Coleman co-wrote, executive produced, and starred in the short film ‘Trains’ (2011) with her father, Mick Coleman, demonstrating her early commitment to multifaceted storytelling.

Coleman starred as V. Stiviano in the FX miniseries ‘Clipped’ (2024), appearing in all 6 episodes of the highly anticipated series. Looking ahead, she is set to star as Estelle in the Netflix miniseries ‘Black Rabbit’ (2025), slated for an 8-episode run, further cementing her status as a sought-after talent in both film and television.