Dominique Moore is an actress and writer from London, England.

She started out in theatre at a young age, originating several roles in West End productions, including being the first Young Nala in Disney’s The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre).

Dominique won the Stage Newspaper Scholarship age 12 to study at the renowned Sylvia Young Theatre School, this was documented on the BBC fly on the wall documentary series Paddington Green: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgEE-5X5IZw.

She is well known for her series regular role in Award Winning TV sketch show Horrible Histories. Her performance of notable figures such as: Mary Seacole and Rosa Parks have been well received by audiences and critics alike and feature in many press articles and reviews. Other notable screen credits include Yasmina in Finding Alice, A Confession and Torvill & Dean (all for ITV), BAFTA nominated Anthony (BBC), Four Weddings and a Funeral (Hulu) as well as the EMMY nominated 'Tracey Ullman's show' for HBO/BBC. On stage, she starred in Patrick Marber's sold out production of 'Don Juan in Soho' alongside David Tennant. Dominique also voices several animation characters including the first black female role of ‘Ruth’ in Thomas and Friends.

In the Summer of 2021 Dominique moderated the BFI x ITV Talent Talks - Black Hair and Make Up. She is also a Trustee on the board of charity NYAT (National Youth Arts Trust)

In May 2016, Dominique founded DMA London (www.dmalondon.com) and opened creative studio 'The DMA Studio' in Hackney Wick, London. Owing to her successful and expansive career, she now mentors and coaches' young professional actors all over the world. DMA has working relationships with a number of industry professionals and productions that provide opportunities for the young talent she works with. Dominique is passionate about providing young actors with the tools, industry understanding, knowledge and support to help them succeed. Since working with her, young actors have gone on to achieve international success in the world of Arts and Entertainment.