Versatile and multi-talented, Kiki Yeung is fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin. She is an actress, producer, solo performer, writer, host and singer. Born in Hong Kong, her family immigrated to Seattle Washington when she was twelve years old. At fifteen, Kiki was diagnosed with an autoimmune hemolytic anemia. She almost died despite having nine packs of blood transfusion within a few days. It took her thirteen years to fully recover from this traumatic event. Kiki earned a B.A. in Drama from the University of Washington. Upon graduation, she performed with the Pork Filled Players, a sketch comedy troupe based in Seattle. She then traveled back to Hong Kong where she was cast as Digi To for a Cyberport TV short film, Around The World in 80 Days with Faust International Youth Theatre at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, and sang a mini concert at the Science Museum. Kiki worked as a casting assistant for casting director, PoPing AuYeung in films such as The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and Marco Polo. She was an English Drama teacher as well. With a passion for theater and storytelling, Kiki wrote, produced, acted and directed Breathing Space and Second Chances For Grace at University Washington's Ethnic Cultural Theatre and Unexpected Productions' Market Theatre in Seattle. In 2010, she was awarded a diversity scholarship to study at Freehold Studio Theatre's Ensemble Intensive Training where she studied Shakespeare. Favorite roles are Fate in Pericles, Desdemona in Othello, Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream. Kiki studied with John Jacobson (The Film School), Gary Austin, Steven Anderson and Nike Imoru. She was cast as the lead in "Touch" co-starring Yuji Okamoto (Karate Kid, Pearl Harbor), Grace in "GodMachine," co-starring Robert Leeshock and Von Flores of the TV series Earth: Final Conflict. She is the co-host of "Asian Voices," the first Entertainment TV show showcasing Asian American talents, arts and culture in Southern California. Kiki has appeared in commercials, industrials, print, voiceover for Microsoft, Bank of America, Nintendo, Super Supplement, California Grape Commission, Valley View Casino and State Farm Insurance. Kiki is working on turning her award winning one woman show "Second Chances For Grace" into a film. Recently, she worked with Tony Jaa on "SPL A Time for Consequences" directed by Soi Cheang Pou Soi. She was cast in a feature role opposite Miriam Yeung in an untitled film, produced by Benny Chan Muk Sing. Starred in and produced "Star Leaf" a feature film directed by Rich Cranor with Titan Sky Entertainment. Production assistant/English translator and was cast in a feature role in "Triumph in the Sky," the film version of the TVB drama series, directed by Matt Chow Hoi Kong (Golden Chicken) and Wilson Yip Wai Shun (Ip Man). - IMDb Mini Biography By: Chuck Ng

Trained for nine years as a classical pianist and passed the Grade 5 examination from the Royal Academy of Music. Her parents wanted Kiki to be a concert pianist. Attended Maryknoll Convent School in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin and English. Favorite trumpeter is Chris Botti. Met him twice at his concerts in Seattle and San Diego. Has a vast knowledge of nutrition and natural healing techniques since both her parents had cancer.