Charmaine Bingwa
Charmaine Bingwa (born 1984 or 1985) is a Zimbabwean-Australian actress known for her role as Carmen Moyo in "The Good Fight". Bingwa also starred in "Black Box" as Miranda Brooks, part of Amazon's "Welcome to the Blumhouse" anthology film series. Bingwa won the 2018 Heath Ledger Scholarship award. Early life and acting career. Bingwa was born in Perth, Western Australia. She began her career as a singer, but when completing her Bachelor of Music at university, she took acting as one of her final electives. She completed the acting course in addition to her music degree  and signed with an acting agent soon after graduating. She won critical acclaim in the stage role "" starring as Mrs. Muller, for which she received a "Sydney Theatre Awards" nomination. In 2018, she won the Australian "Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance" Scholarship to study at the Atlantic Theater Company in New York and then won the Heath Ledger Scholarship, becoming the first woman of colour and openly gay recipient. Bingwa also starred, wrote, produced and co-directed the series "Little Sista", which won the LGBT Toronto Film Festival.