I’m Trinity Johnston, a proud Pitta Pitta Aboriginal woman from Kellyville and an actor and theatre maker working across stage and screen.
My love for performing started when I was little, putting on homemade plays with my younger sisters before getting involved in community theatre and musicals around the Hills. I went on to study at Sydney Actors School and graduated in 2025 with an Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media.
Since then, I’ve worked across both theatre and screen, with stage credits including Greta in Girl Asleep, Joan of Arc in Joan Must Die, and Alana Valentine’s The Wayside Bride in collaboration with the Wayside Chapel. On screen, I’ve played lead roles in short films including Red Hot and Love Junk.
I’m currently performing in the original Australian play As For Me & My House at Campbelltown Theatre and am also part of the upcoming vertical series The Influencers, written by Suzan Mutesi.
Outside of acting, I work as a children’s entertainer and am beginning to build a career in medical sales. I’m also continuing my training through a Bachelor of Performing Arts (Acting) at COLLARTS University.