Riki Lindsey

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Riki Lindsey is a New Zealand-born, Australian-based actor of Māori (Te Arawa) heritage. He graduated from the National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Art (NASDA) with a Bachelor of Performing Arts and has built a career across film, television, theatre and music. His screen credits include Shortland Street and the feature film Teenage Vertigo. Most recently, Riki wrote and performed his original one-man musical Sonder at Sydney's Old Fitz Theatre, combining contemporary theatre with original music in a deeply personal story of identity and belonging. Alongside acting, Riki is an accomplished songwriter and recording artist under the name Echo Romeo. His work has led to collaborations with internationally recognised artists including Le Youth and Victor Ruiz, as well as songwriting success in Europe, where he co-wrote Kid Noize's Belgian hit "Walking to the Jungle."