Seroca Davis

Seroca Davis is a celebrated actress whose career spans over two decades, beginning in her childhood with a notable television role in a ten-part series for ITV. Her extensive body of work includes performances across film, television, and the stage. She has graced prestigious venues with her roles in productions such as 'Don Juan in Soho' at the Donmar Warehouse, 'Random' at the Royal Court, 'Love's Labour's Lost' at Shakespeare’s Globe, 'We the People', and Debbie Tucker Green's 'Ear for Eye', also at the Royal Court.

On screen, Seroca boasts an impressive array of credits, including appearances in BBC dramas like 'Small Axe', 'Criminal Justice', 'Doctor Who', and long-running series 'Holby City' and 'Casualty'. She also lent her voice to the animated series 'Star Math's' on Channel 4.

Her radio work has garnered significant acclaim, particularly for her one-woman show 'With a Little Bit of Luck', which celebrated the UK Garage and club scene of the early 2000s and won Best Radio Drama at the BBC Radio & Music Awards in 2019. Additionally, she earned the Manchester Evening News Award for Best Actress for her role in 'Sweet Little Thing'.

Recently, Seroca showcased her talent in the stage adaptation of Jackie Kay's 'Red Dust Road' at the 2019 Edinburgh International Festival. She is currently featured as Una Marson in 'Our Lost Caribbean Voice' on the BBC, stars alongside Kate Winslet in the BAFTA-winning 'I Am Ruth' on Channel 4, and appears in the comedy short '7 Minutes', directed by Ricky Gervais. She is also seen as Erica in the new six-part Channel 4 drama 'Dreamers'.