Elvy-Lee Quici

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Elvy-Lee’s professional theatre debut was in Single Asian Female for the State Theatre Company of South Australia. Starring in her most recent funded work, 'Wild Orchids', a queer coming of age short film, which she co-wrote and co-directed is currently being edited before its respective festival runs. Passionate to further her artistry across theatre, film, and television, Elvy-Lee hopes to push boundaries and explore intersectionality through storytelling. She gravitates toward narratives that blend movement, dance, music and striking visuals to create immersive experience. Vocal range: Eb3-C#6 Featured in Elena Carapetis' AACTA Nominated short film 'Blame the Rabbit'. WINNER of Adelaide Film Festival 2023- BEST SHORT FILM. REVIEWS: Mama Does Derby- Sydney Festival 2026 "Elvy-Lee Quici, as Billie, is surprisingly convincing in capturing the rhythms of adolescence, but it is the emotional authenticity she brings to moments of heightened feeling that proves most impressive"- Suzy Goes See "Elvy-Lee Quici is superb as Billie, bringing sincerity and depth to a character caught between adolescence and adulthood"- Stage Whispers. "Quici is delightful in the role of Billie, dutifully exasperated with teenagerhood but still vibrant and passionate and earnest with emotion"- Arts Hub ★★★★⯪ "Amber McMahon and Elvy-Lee Quici make an engaging duo. Quici in particular gives an outstanding performance in her portrayal of Billie"- InDailySA Single Asian Female- State Theatre Company South Australia 2022 "Quici brings more than sufficient strength and truth to their characters, readily balancing Choi’s monster-mummy. This young actor is eminently watchable, hitting each story point with candour and no trace of caricature"- GLAM Adelaide ★★★★⯪ "Mei is played by Elvy-Lee Quici, in her first main-stage role, bringing out all of the required teenage angst, and considerable petulance. She neatly develops the growth in the maturity of her character as secrets are revealed and responsibility becomes unavoidable"- Broadwayworld "Recent graduate from Flinders University, Elvy-Lee Quici was superbly accurate as the culturally confused teenager Mei. Her demeanour and posturing were on point and she brought a child-like attitude that portrayed Mei perfectly"- Lia Love ★★★★⯪