Cynthia Koh(I)
- Actress
- Soundtrack
Cynthia Koh's remarkable acting talent has garnered recognition from the very beginning of her career. She made her debut on the small screen in "The Dating Game" while undergoing training in the 10th Professional Drama Performers' Training Course, organized by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation in 1992. Over the years, this petite actress has consistently stood out with her exceptional acting skills, ascending to leading lady status.
Her versatility extends beyond television, as she ventured into stage performance in the critically acclaimed "Men At Forty-Eight" in 1997. Her breakthrough performance in "Stepping Out," portraying a resilient woman battling against adversity, earned her the Best Actress award at Star Awards '99. This role also garnered a nomination in the same category at the Asian Television Awards. Notably, Cynthia became one of the first Singaporean actresses to undergo a dramatic transformation, shaving her head for a role.
Fluent in both Mandarin and English, Cynthia seamlessly transitioned to English drama with roles in the award-winning series "Growing Up" and "@ Moulmein High," establishing herself as an idol among teenagers island-wide.
Cynthia's repertoire is not limited to acting; she has ventured into hosting and singing, consistently earning praise for her performances. Her prowess as a thespian actress makes her a favored choice among directors and producers. She has taken on leading roles in extensive Chinese dramas such as "Holland V" and "Portrait of Home," both spanning 100 episodes.
Noteworthy productions in Cynthia's career include "The Little Nyonya" in 2008, a historical drama spanning over 70 years with a Peranakan setting, achieving the highest ratings in local TV history in the past 15 years. Additionally, she featured in "Crescendo," a Singaporean Musical Drama about Xinyao in 2015. In 2019, Cynthia's outstanding performance in "Say Cheese" earned her another nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the Star Awards 2019 and at the Asia Pacific's prestigious Awards for Creative Excellence - the Asian Academy Creative Awards.
In 2021, Cynthia was honored as the National Winner for Best Supporting Actress, representing Singapore, for her role in "My Star Bride" at the Asian Academy Creative Awards.
Her versatility extends beyond television, as she ventured into stage performance in the critically acclaimed "Men At Forty-Eight" in 1997. Her breakthrough performance in "Stepping Out," portraying a resilient woman battling against adversity, earned her the Best Actress award at Star Awards '99. This role also garnered a nomination in the same category at the Asian Television Awards. Notably, Cynthia became one of the first Singaporean actresses to undergo a dramatic transformation, shaving her head for a role.
Fluent in both Mandarin and English, Cynthia seamlessly transitioned to English drama with roles in the award-winning series "Growing Up" and "@ Moulmein High," establishing herself as an idol among teenagers island-wide.
Cynthia's repertoire is not limited to acting; she has ventured into hosting and singing, consistently earning praise for her performances. Her prowess as a thespian actress makes her a favored choice among directors and producers. She has taken on leading roles in extensive Chinese dramas such as "Holland V" and "Portrait of Home," both spanning 100 episodes.
Noteworthy productions in Cynthia's career include "The Little Nyonya" in 2008, a historical drama spanning over 70 years with a Peranakan setting, achieving the highest ratings in local TV history in the past 15 years. Additionally, she featured in "Crescendo," a Singaporean Musical Drama about Xinyao in 2015. In 2019, Cynthia's outstanding performance in "Say Cheese" earned her another nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the Star Awards 2019 and at the Asia Pacific's prestigious Awards for Creative Excellence - the Asian Academy Creative Awards.
In 2021, Cynthia was honored as the National Winner for Best Supporting Actress, representing Singapore, for her role in "My Star Bride" at the Asian Academy Creative Awards.
